If you read my blog regularly you’ll know that I’m a firm attraction marketing convert and the reason for this is quite simple, it works!
Attracting others is a process but this is only the beginning. Knowing how to interact with them once they are attracted to you is imperative otherwise you will lose them just as fast as you attracted them.
Part of this has to do with providing ongoing value, but don’t whatever you do underestimate the the importance of knowing how to relate to people too.
It’s not that difficult unless we make it so. Watch my video for a simple way you can use to help you establish and grow meaningful relationships with everybody you meet.
I’d love to hear what you think about this business personal development topic so please leave me a comment. I would also value it if you could bookmark and share this post with your social networks.Be assured that I will do the same for you. This is an industry where those who help each other benefit the most.
My goal? Helping you achieve yours.
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Hey Marcus,
This was an EXCELLENT video! I love the idea from business to personal relationships because it’s very true! Honestly, some of the best advice in 2 minutes that I’ve come across over the past few days. Thanks man!
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 7:58 am
Hey Ryan,
You are awesome for the great comment man. I try to keep these videos short because I know how short everybody’s concentration span is these days!
~Marcus
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Hi Marcus,
That is very true. Just be yourself in any situation and treat people like you want to be treated.
I think of you all as my online family, so therefore, I think of my customers as close friends and treat them the same.
Have a great day!
Twila
P.S. I heard through the grapevine you shared one of my blog posts…thank you ((HUGS)) I was gone all day yesterday and haven’t been on social media sites much this week.
.-= Twila Jacobs´s last blog ..Hit A Mental Roadblock? How To Recycle An Old Blog Post =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 7:53 am
Hi Twila,
I always share valuable content so that everybody else can benefit as I have so you are very welcome. I will say Twila that I have always felt treated like family form you which is why I knew you were different to many others I meet.
Pleased you visit again. I notice when you don’t call around. No pressure. Ha ha
~Marcus
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Susanna Hess Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 11:20 am
LOL No pressure. Like a sister that doesn’t stop by when you’re throwing a party?
This conversation was cute so I hope you don’t mind me commenting on it.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 12:02 pm
Ha ha of course not I agree completely.
~Marcus
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Hey Marcus,
Displaying some great values in your video. I agree that it is important to show everyone equal respect if you want the same back.
Surely what you say can only improve life and business, which sounds good to me
Have a great weekend.
Wayne Vassell, signing out…
.-= Wayne Vassell´s last blog ..The “Magical Truth” Behind These MLM Success Stories…. =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 7:47 am
Hi Wayne,
Yes I think you have hit the nail on the head as usual Wayne, it’s all about having a values driven business and the rest will fall into place quite naturally. Thanks for drilling down to the core point for us all there. Thanks for coming by again. Something would be missing if I didn’t see your calling card around here.
Have a great weekend too Wayne
~Marcus
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Hey Marcus,
Nice Video and information. It is important to treat people like family. I’ve developed some of the relationships of like minded individuals just by visiting their blogs and commenting. I’m even doing JV’s with some. So my friend, you are part of my family.
Have a great weekend…
Josh
.-= Josh Garcia´s last blog ..See How Easily You Can Overcome Information Overload… =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 7:44 am
Hey Josh,
You made me feel part of your family long before you stated it my friend and therein lies ‘the secret’. I am not in the least bit surprised that you are powering ahead as you are since YOU DO know how to treat people properly. Thanks for stopping by. It would not be the same without your comment.
~Marcus
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What a wonderful video Marcus.
Treating everyone like they are family is something everyone should be doing. I’ve heard this so many times and I live by this, “Treat others the way you would like to be treated.”
When you do this, it makes you and them feel good. That’s is powerful.
Have a super weekend my friend.
Cheers,
Jerome Ratliff
.-= Jerome Ratliff´s last blog ..25 Phrases of Encouragement to Keep You Going =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 12:05 pm
That is the the golden rule isn’t it Jerome – “Treat others as you would be treated” – Fantastic that you reminded us all of that too. It is all about feeling good all round and I will say that having you visit and comment as you do always makes me feel great so thank you for doing that. Have a great weekend too Jerome.
~Marcus
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Hi Marcus,
I completely agree with this. It makes a huge difference how someone feels, depending if they feel welcome and valued.
This is probably why the blogs that do the best, are generally the ones where the blog owner replies to comments left. It’s much more friendly and warm that way… like this one.
Love the video today! Made me a little homesick though, thinking of being at MY sisters house.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Susanna
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 12:02 pm
Thank you Susanna, and for your lovely comment about this blog. I do genuinely care about and like people so my aim is always that this blog can be an extension of who I am. I didn’t mean to make you homesick but it’s not that long now and you will be back home again too.
Thank you for your continued support. I really do appreciate you and your feedback.
~Marcus
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Hi Marcus, this video is not only valuable, it also reminds me some values, about family, and friends, and also it makes me getting back on the good track that are the tribes. I finally have prioritized them in my daily tasks, see you on others pages on FB!Brigitte
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 11:58 am
Hello Brigitte,
Lovely to see you here again! Always live seeing that gravatar. Makes me smile!
That is exactly it Brigitte, having a values driven business is so much more rewarding. It will be lovely to have you visit the tribes more often too. You have been missed my friend.
~Marcus
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Marcus,
Great post and video!
This business is all about building relationships and “relating” to others. Thanks for sharing!
Miss chatting on Skype!
~Andie
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 8th, 2010 at 2:24 pm
Hey Andie…
It’s been a while.Great to have you back visiting and thanks for the awesome feedback. Pleased to be back in touch with you.
~Marcus
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Marcus,
What an amazing nugget! Sometimes we need to be remembered on who we are! This really is such a great nugget! People like being treated personal not sold to!
Kyle Nelson
~Customizing & Marketing Tactics~
.-= Kyle´s last blog ..Wibiya Toolbar Review – Possibly One Of The Most Exceptional Plugins Yet =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 9th, 2010 at 10:17 am
That’s it and it’s a whole lot easier to treat everybody as a friend or family rather than as a business prospect.
~Marcus
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Just visiting and I`m discovering that it`s really good that I won`t make the kinds of mistakes that newbies make. Love your posts. Guess I will keep visiting.
~Tosin
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 9th, 2010 at 10:11 am
Hi there and welcome!!
Great to have you visit. Thanks for commenting and do come back soon!
~Marcus
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Marcus,
I loved your video! I too love and respect my family very much. Often times business people become like family because of treating them like family!
Thanks for sharing!
Mary Thayer
.-= Mary Thayer´s last blog ..Hanging Out In Las Vegas Is Part of The Job….. =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 9th, 2010 at 10:10 am
Hello Mary,
Welcome
I am so pleased to hear that you feel the same way about this. It really makes being in business a whole more pleasurable doesn’t it? Thanks so much for stopping by.
~Marcus
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Marcus,
I really enjoyed that video.. Treating everyone like family will definitely increase the number of relationships you build online, with prospects, clients, customers and fellow marketers.
thanks for sharing
talk soon,
Hector
.-= Hector Cuevas´s last blog ..7 Quick Writing Tips For Daily Bloggers =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 9th, 2010 at 12:12 pm
Hey Hector,
Thanks for stopping by and agreeing with what I had to say about this important topic.
~Marcus
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A common trait among the professional marketers in this space seems to be that we should always provide far more value than we ever expect to receive in return. I know Randy Gage is a big proponent of this concept.
I think that works into this quite well in that you should build a personal relationship at some level with everyone you meet. Naturally this will build your professional network as well as your personal network.
Great vid post.
.-= Seth Miller´s last blog ..The New Wellness Revolution =-.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
May 10th, 2010 at 5:23 pm
Hi Seth,
Welcome
It’s just a lot easier when we just relate to everybody as fellow human beings. We are all far more similar than dissimilar and when we relate on this level then the rest just happens effortlessly.
~Marcus
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