Seven Things I Learned About Over Delivering Customer Value Simply By Reading Chris Brogan’s Blog!
(And How They Will Definitely Help Me Become A More Passionate And Engaged Blogger!)
You’ve heard the saying, “success leaves clues”, right? So it should come as no surprise that when it comes to consistently over delivering customer value, all one needs to do is emulate (not plagiarize) an online icon like Chris Brogan!
And just in case you’re wondering “who” the heck Chris Brogan is? And “why” his thoughts about blogging in general and over delivering customer value in particular are so relevant!
Chris Brogan just happens to be one of the top most influential bloggers (thinkers) walking the planet! His current alexa ranking is insane and he’s got tons of influential followers to boot! (Google him and see for yourself!)
One Of The Most Powerful Keys To Consistently Over Delivering Customer Value!
Actually Lies In Your Hands. (Thank Goodness!)
After reading various blog post on Chris’s blog, one of his blogging/business philosophy tips just stood out like “gangsta rap” being played in a library! For ex; in this particular blog post titled “A primer for blogging,” tip # twelve says, “Don not get hung up on the tech. Get hung up on the passion.” Wow!
Put that in your pipe and smoke! And tip # fourteen says, “Do not try to copy other people’s style. Try to copy their proliferation.” good stuff, don’t you agree?
Seven Things I Learned About Over Delivering Customer Value Simply From reading Chris Brogan’s Blog!
(And “How” They Will Positively Affect My Blogging Philosophy Going Forward!)
The following list of seven basic business inspirations, came as a direct result of reading a specific blog post by Chris Brogan. This particular blog post was entitled: “25 ways to build your community. “ Even though he actually list 25 suggestions, these seven really “put the cheese on the cracker” and the butter on the bread!
1.) Inspirational # one: “Give people your best. I know it sounds trite, but I’ m saying don’t charge for your best and give away your crap.That’s a yard sale. Be Tiffany & Co.”
2.) Inspirational # two:” Comment the hell out of other people’s blog. Not fishing for your blog. Just adding your voice to theirs.”
3.) Inspirational # three:”When you write about people,use links to connect your writing to them.This encourages good neighbor policies.”
4.) Inspirational # four:”Promote other people work 12 times as much as you promote your own. This comes back as great karma, plus it shows people that you recognize that other people are brilliant, not just you.”
5.) Inspirational # five:”Occasionally when it’s a really good post, stumble yourself or bookmark it in Delicious.(Then go stumble 10 or 12 other people’s good work to absolve your sin.”)
6.) Inspirational # six:”Make the occasional video or audio post so that people start to connect you the human to you the blogger.This works to “humanize” your efforts, and this is vital to what I think has made me successful.
7.) Inspirational # seven:”Thank people endlessly.Be so full of humility and and gracious at the fact that people share time with you (while not being one of those put- down artists) that your work comes off as perpetually fresh and energized and useful.
And that my friend is “how” legendary blogger Chris Brogan consistently goes about over delivering customer value! Any questions?
Please list at least two simple spin off concepts (in the comments section below) that you can apply to your business, product or service in the next 30 days or less!
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