Comments on: How to Succeed Marketing to Generation “G”

By: Cierra Grein

Cierra Grein — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 17:56:35 +0000

Brian, Great Post!

Have a book suggestion for you and perhaps a future blogpost. This book started the Generosity Generation craze as the author describes how to “evolve from the Ego Era to the Generosity Generation.” Michael Maher’s book “The Seven Levels of Communication” outlines how to leverage this trend, the Generosity Generation, in a step-by-step system that will not only increase your profits, but improve your lifestyle. I’ve been doing it for only a short time (the book just came out) and the results have been stunning. It’s a great read, actually a love story and yet packed with great ideas about doing business in the new economy. I don’t want to come across as too big of a cheerleader, but I’m not the only one singing its praises (www.Amazon.com, http://www.BN.com, http://www.Facebook.com/SevenLevels, and other review sites have it at a 5) and its been endorsed by Dave Ramsey, Tom Hopkins, Bob Burg, Dr. Ivan Misner, and other heavy-hitters. I think you can still get an autographed one at http://www.7LBook.com, but don’t quote me on that.

Great post! Love your stuff!

Cierra

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By: Jayace

Jayace — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 14:24:56 +0000

I just thought I should share this regarding the trend, I found a website that has started at http://www.myggo.net …. seems like they’re trying to start a movement!

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By: Andre Thomas

Andre Thomas — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 12:46:35 +0000

I would like add a little something about giving. When you give content, make sure you’re not just giving away regular content.

Give away your most valuable content. Preferably one that your readers can take and implement right now and see immediate results.

When that happens, your credibility and perceived generosity shoots up.

But note this. Kenrick Cleveland once said, “People don’t find value in what they don’t pay for.” A lot of other equally influential have said that too.

So when you give, you want to educate your readers as to how much that content is really worth.

Hope that helps.