Comments on: Business Is Always About Connecting http://kylelacy.com/business-is-always-about-connecting/ Social Media Training and Consulting Mon, 21 May 2012 19:36:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Social Media Marketing For Business http://kylelacy.com/business-is-always-about-connecting/comment-page-1/#comment-3155 Social Media Marketing For Business Sat, 19 Sep 2009 13:56:44 +0000 http://kylelacy.com/?p=1083#comment-3155 [...] Business Is Always About Connecting [...] [...] Business Is Always About Connecting [...]

]]> By: Authority Networker http://kylelacy.com/business-is-always-about-connecting/comment-page-1/#comment-2477 Authority Networker Mon, 04 May 2009 18:46:11 +0000 http://kylelacy.com/?p=1083#comment-2477 Internet network marketing is about people first not business plans or profits. Build people and people will build your business. You must be able to identify the needs and frustrations that your potential clients face. Then you should develop an attractive and personal business identity. This is the concept of attraction marketing, a new system where you develop ongoing relationships with clients by educating your buyers first and then moving them along the buying path in your communications. Making yourself an indispensable source of information can establish your reputation, credibility and identity as an authority networker and help build your downline fast as more and more prospects get to trust you and join your program. Internet network marketing is about people first not business plans or profits. Build people and people will build your business. You must be able to identify the needs and frustrations that your potential clients face. Then you should develop an attractive and personal business identity. This is the concept of attraction marketing, a new system where you develop ongoing relationships with clients by educating your buyers first and then moving them along the buying path in your communications. Making yourself an indispensable source of information can establish your reputation, credibility and identity as an authority networker and help build your downline fast as more and more prospects get to trust you and join your program.

]]> By: Stuart Foster http://kylelacy.com/business-is-always-about-connecting/comment-page-1/#comment-2474 Stuart Foster Mon, 04 May 2009 15:44:46 +0000 http://kylelacy.com/?p=1083#comment-2474 Never seen a business partnership, advertisement or hiring not coincide with a knowledge and understanding of the other business's motivations. Knowing those in your field is vital for success. Never seen a business partnership, advertisement or hiring not coincide with a knowledge and understanding of the other business's motivations. Knowing those in your field is vital for success.

]]> By: robby_slaughter http://kylelacy.com/business-is-always-about-connecting/comment-page-1/#comment-2469 robby_slaughter Sun, 03 May 2009 23:59:44 +0000 http://kylelacy.com/?p=1083#comment-2469 Let's rephrase Libert's comment using the same, off-the-cuff logic: "Mzinga never thought of themselves as a company that values its employees, which is why they cut 6% of their workforce in January." (That's a fact: <a href="http://www.masshightech.com/stories/2009/01/05/daily35-Social-media-firm-Mzinga-cuts-15-jobs.html)" target="_blank">http://www.masshightech.com/stories/2009/01/05/da...</a> Of course, I don't <em>really</em> think Mzinga does not care about their workers. I'm just demonstrating that Libert's remark is disingenious and unfounded. This is pure pundrity: leveraging someone else's failure as an excuse to push your own agenda. The factors involved in the crisis at General Motors are complex. It is hogwash to blame their failure on their choice of mission statement. Business is about connecting, but it's also about innovation and respect. Let's focus on what we can create and measure, not where we can invent blame to make ourselves look good. @robbyslaughter Let's rephrase Libert's comment using the same, off-the-cuff logic:

"Mzinga never thought of themselves as a company that values its employees, which is why they cut 6% of their workforce in January."

(That's a fact: http://www.masshightech.com/stories/2009/01/05/da…

Of course, I don't really think Mzinga does not care about their workers. I'm just demonstrating that Libert's remark is disingenious and unfounded. This is pure pundrity: leveraging someone else's failure as an excuse to push your own agenda.

The factors involved in the crisis at General Motors are complex. It is hogwash to blame their failure on their choice of mission statement. Business is about connecting, but it's also about innovation and respect. Let's focus on what we can create and measure, not where we can invent blame to make ourselves look good.

@robbyslaughter

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