I just finished reading the Guerrilla Marketing Excellence book by Jay Conrad Levinson.  It was a very good book and I highly recommend it to anyone that practices Real Estate outside of Southern Utah!  It is written to be a general guide to small businesses, but is easily adaptable to the service industry as well.  It is written as the 50 Golden Rules format, which makes it easy to read and understand.

I had glanced at, but never read anything on Guerrilla Marketing before this book.  I found many useful ideas to focus my marketing efforts.  I am beginning to implement some if not all these ideas to help my marketing direction.  It has some great ideas, and like I said as long as your not one of my direct competitors, I highly recommend it. ;)

If you're looking to buy or sell real estate in South Davis County, Utah; please give us a call.  We would love to earn your business!

 
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4 Comments on Another Book That I Recommend

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15
2008
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Sounds interesting.  I will definitely check it out since I practice real estate in PA which is definitely out of Southern Utah.  LOL
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I got several books for Christmas and one was on Guerilla Marketing.  I haven't gotten to it yet though.  One that I love is Raving Fan.  It's about excellent customer service and is very motivational.
5:37pm • #2
I love the Guerilla marketing books myself.  I am always trying to think outside the box when it comes to marketing.
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18
2008
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Hello Tony & Darcy,
So many good books, so little reading time.  When I retire I plan to sit on the beach with a book.  :0)
9:33am • #4

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