Get Slightly Famous: Become a Celebrity in Your Field and Attract More Business with Less Effort 
asked by iread on November 2, 2006 3:30 PM
Shows how any business owner can break out of the sea of competing look-alikes to become slightly famous.
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Steven Van Yoder understands the value of publicity and how to go about getting it for virtually nothing. He also understands that you have to be your own brand and constantly brand yourself in everything you do.
This book is great not just for new authors looking for expert status and publicity but for anyone that wants to improve their cashflow and steal customers from their competitors. Afterall, we put our trust in people who are willing to help us solve problems and this book helps you become one of those people.
Quit advertising and start getting famous, it's definitely cheaper and gets you more paying customers.
Mick Hager, author of MONKEY BUSINESS
7 Laws of the Jungle for Becoming the Best of the Bunch!
A Short Tale of a Company That Gets It! Gibbs Smith Publisher, March 2007
This book is great not just for new authors looking for expert status and publicity but for anyone that wants to improve their cashflow and steal customers from their competitors. Afterall, we put our trust in people who are willing to help us solve problems and this book helps you become one of those people.
Quit advertising and start getting famous, it's definitely cheaper and gets you more paying customers.
Mick Hager, author of MONKEY BUSINESS
7 Laws of the Jungle for Becoming the Best of the Bunch!
A Short Tale of a Company That Gets It! Gibbs Smith Publisher, March 2007
reviewed by teacher on November 27, 2006 3:02 AM
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Get Slightly Famous is one of the best books on self-promotion that I have read. Steven Van Yoder provides practical advice that would benefit any person who wants to improve business or raise his or her public profile. While many books of this nature are disappointingly thin on substance, this book provides solid advice for building a career as an "expert."
reviewed by redapple on November 27, 2006 6:19 PM