You Are A Marketer In Life

Hey Mark,

Great job as always. I have coached youth hockey for over 20 years and use these concepts every minute that we are on the ice. Since my favorite group is 9-10 year olds, “WHY” is a very important part of their vocabulary and they always keep me on my toes. Thanks for sharing……..keep it coming !!

My youngest son has taught me a lot about this concept! From the time he was a very small child he always asked “why”. He has taught me how to present my ideas in a manner that encourages action.

It takes a little time to stop and see things through the other person’s eyes. But when you do the outcome is, Ohhhh so much better!

You are an awesome mentor Mark! Thanks for all you do!

Kim

Hi Mark,
Your post raises some questions like eg. If people are using marketing all the time why is it that they find it so difficult to apply those skills to make a profit for themselves instead of make profit for someone else?
Reg

Now There Is An Elephant In Your Tool Shed.

Your consideration of the evolving concept of “marketing” is thought provoking. Though we might all have engaged in the process we are not all specialists. Perhaps your identification of a well researched and clear “vision of advantages” is key.

It seems you suggest that “pitching an idea to your better half,” is like an elemental example of the “marketing process.” Then the presenting of a business proposition, the “how come?” the “what’s in it for me?” being addressed, as supportive players are enlisted, the victory of delivering the “difference” can follow.

There seems a bit of a rough edge to be dealt with as the internet flaunts a new dimension with this logic. The sole proprietor once had a tool shed to go to for solutions. The information resource the internet opens to every marketer begs for a good harness for the elephant sized power available to the internet savvy home worker.

That harness must be custom fit to the individual and I am convinced a new era of teamwork is the only answer. I feel fortunate to have stumbled upon the GoGVO Academy as I have begun to re-evaluate the “network marketing” terminology. Better not to look down on internet marketers in case when we look in the mirror we find we “are one.”

Thank you Mark, for pointing out where that elephant has been nesting in the tool shed, and linking me with those who can help me tame it.

Great post Mark! Learning the art of marketing has been mostly accomplished by being an internet marketer. I took classes in my Business degree from Washington State University but I learn more from GVO Academy and reading other marketers blogs.

It is a real skill to be able to take someone with no online experience and train them to make a living online from home. I have set up step by step instructions on how to get started on my site. All a new person needs is a desire and GVO will do the rest!