Best of Seth Godin: 4 Books, 3 Blog Posts, 2 Quotes, and 1 Video
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Transcript of Best of Seth Godin: 4 Books, 3 Blog Posts, 2 Quotes, and 1 Video
4 Books, 3 Blog Posts, 2 Quotes, and 1 Video
Best OfSeth Godin:
We surveyed fans of Seth Godin for their favorite Seth Godin books, blog posts, and quotes.
In addition to asking fans to identify their favorites, we asked them to share how Seth Godin changed their life.
In addition to asking fans to identify their favorites, we asked them to share how Seth Godin changed their life.
What we got back were some amazing stories like this one…
Shortly after starting our digital creative agency (in 1998) I read a fast company cover story about Seth and permission marketing. At the time FC posted everyone’s email, and I saw an opportunity for his company (Yoyodyne) to hire my small agency. !I used what I learned in that very article to craft an email to Seth that won me his business, and opened the door for us to ultimately become Yahoo!s first outsource agency after they bought Yoyodyne, allowing our company to grow and thrive.
James Spotso, Spotso Interactive
Seth has an ability to INSPIRE people to have faith in themselves and their visions.
Seth has an ability to INSPIRE people to have faith in themselves and their visions.
In comments provided by his fans. you will see this theme repeated frequently.
most frequently mentioned books.4
The Most Popular Book Choice:
Transform Your Business By Being Remarkable
Purple Cow:
The Most Popular Book Choice:
Transform Your Business By Being Remarkable
Purple Cow:
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Much of Godin’s work is inspirational for real estate professionals looking to rethink their business, but I think that the Purple Cow proves to be the best example.
Melisa Zevala, Broadpoint Properties
The Icarus Deception: How High Will You Fly
It’s a book about creativity and business yet it reads as a manual on authentic personal and spiritual growth. Godin has named what we can feel — that the two are indisputably conjoined.
Judy Herzl, Connecting The Dots: Bringing Together Peopled + Idea
Tribes: We Need You To Lead Us
Its not about pleasing the masses; its about reaching out and defining exactly who you want your customer to be.Lori Osterberg, Vision Business Concepts
Linchpin: Are You Indispensable?It was like I had been living with an unidentified disease and then a professional diagnosed me and suddenly I was no longer an outcast.Jennifer Martin, Zest Business Consulting
Seth Godin Blog Posts3
This blog post taught me that it is better to create a remarkable product than it is to create a lousy product and promote it on social media. Polishing Junk is a short blog post with a crystal clear message.
Polishing Junk
Marc Guberti, Marc Guberti
This blog post taught me that it is better to create a remarkable product than it is to create a lousy product and promote it on social media. Polishing Junk is a short blog post with a crystal clear message.
Polishing Junk
Marc Guberti, Marc Guberti
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Creating anything of importance means staying focused on the client and shunning the problems that may prevent us from following through on an idea.
On creating a hassle
Pamela Haynes, High Point University
When I was deciding whether to take a strategic planning position (as chair) at my church, I read this post and moved forward. I served as chair for 3 years and we completed the plan in 2 years.
Do You Need A Permit?
Julie Rains, Julie Rains
Seth Godin Quotes2
It’s a lot easier for an organization to adopt new words than it is to actually change anything. Real change is uncomfortable. If it’s not feeling that way, you probably just adopted new words.”
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Quote Suggested By Kyle Sexton
I will do it, I will start my business again, I will take the risks, I will dare to dream.”
”Quote Suggested By Kyle Marcel Haan
Seth Godin’s Selection
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For His Most Entertaining Video
Seth Godin’s SelectionFor His Most Entertaining Video
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