Perception

Take Charge of How Others View Your Brand, Become Irresistible, and Make a Bigger Impact

By: Christo Hall, Franziska Iseli

Narrated by: Dan Culhane

Sure, being the best sounds great. But simply being the best is no longer enough to position you at the front of the pack. You also need to be perceived as being the best.

And that's why Perception is so important.

With this book, authors Franziska Iseli and Christo Hall show you how to harness the power of perception to achieve success - whether you are leading a small business, trying to climb the career ladder, or simply working to achieve greater success in relationships and improve your personal life.

Perception is a book about how to do marketing right for small businesses and solo-entrepreneurs by focusing on what makes you stand out. Rather than pushing business owners to spend more money on brochures or advertising or marketing campaigns, Perception will teach you how your prospects think and make buying decisions. You must master how customers and prospects perceive you and your business because it doesn't matter how many flyers you print or how much you spend on ads if your message doesn't fit. If the perception you are generating doesn't resonate with your prospects and reflect the true value you offer, no one will buy from you (and you'll waste a lot of money on advertising that doesn't work).

The approach we take is first and foremost to get crystal clear on how you want to be perceived by your ideal customers and prospects. You sure don't want your competitors or anyone else to be defining how you are perceived (anyone remember the Pepsi - Coca Cola challenge?). And, even worse, you don't want your prospects to have no perception of you at all!

Perception teaches you to take charge: to define and then create the perception of you or your business that will lead you to the lasting success you desire.

Perception is for small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to grow quickly by creating a clear, authentic message and brand strategy.

©2016 Christo Hall and Franziska Iseli (P)2016 Christo Hall and Franziska Iseli

Not worth my time

The book had too many characters and based on the description I was thinking this book would help solo entrepreneurs and small businesses.

It felt more like a back and forth between characters.

I really don't care that Brooklyn is looking at a business person differently because he might play an instrument.

I thought it would be more help, not self promotion of banana marketing or whatever.