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By: rochelleveturis

rochelleveturis — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 04:48:27 +0000

This post is ultra helpful Rod. I like how right in the last paragraph, you throw in another golden nugget: don’t put your value prop on your ‘about us’ page, decide to do it. Live it. Serve it. That is such a fabulous idea. When you get focused on your value proposition, and live it through everything you do, I can only believe it has a profound effect on your customers, audience, and/or tribe. The magic often happens when you’re intentional about something, and sow it into everything you do. You’re a wealth of information Rod; thank you for sharing and baring it all.

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By: JohnLusher

JohnLusher — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 23:02:45 +0000

Great post Rod! I believe too many of us have forgotten about adding value to whatever we do, and to our clients, end users and readers. Likewise I think as consumers, we have become lazy in expecting and demanding value from the people and companies that we chose to do business with.

We should all develop our value proposition and live it every single day.

John

By: Rod

Rod — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 02:49:35 +0000

Thank you, Paul, value truly is my buzz word for 2010 and It's awesome to give people something deeper and more than the norm.

By: jtrigsby

jtrigsby — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:20 +0000

Rod, thanks for turning me on to the greatness David has going on!

David, you've got a new follower here! Thanks for stopping by and I'll be spending some time in the next couple of days catching up on your content!

@jtrigsby

By: jtrigsby

jtrigsby — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:15:01 +0000

Hey Gina, thanks for stopping by and commenting!

I agree, the challenge sometimes is remembering to catch people doing good instead of only responding to someone doing a bad job. And its ALWAYS easier to see someone else doing a bad job and totally overlook yourself doing the very same thing! Having an awesome reminder like this one from Rod is very timely for me!

Thanks again for stopping by, I hope you'll come back by often and check in with us here!

@jtrigsby

By: GinaParris

GinaParris — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 18:17:43 +0000

Great post Rod! I know this subject means so much to me and I hope that I am always delivering value to my readers and clients. Some times I admit its easier for me to notice when merchants or other establishments are doing a crappy job, than it is for me to come up with my own creative ways of over-delivering, and letting people know how valuable they are!