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CRUSH IT!: Gary Vaynerchuk

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Salviss
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Posted: 10.31.09, 10:41 PM
Thanks for sharing... I enjoyed the talk at U of T in Toronto on this tour & it's nice to have simular talk to review again along with sharing with my friends on facebook. ( That's proof of the "tribes" - word of mouth economy )


I am also glad to discover this site as well for a new stream of great content! Kool Beans!


Actually the fact I discovered this site is also proof of Gary's message of the power of the word of mouth today... as I checked out a link from one of Gary's tweets... and glad I did!


Keep on Crush'in It dude!


Salviss
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No Posers
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Posted: 11.01.09, 11:09 PM
What has this guy accomplished?
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Pipo
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Posted: 11.04.09, 03:47 AM
He clearly "cares more" than anyone ...
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rocketdog
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Posted: 11.04.09, 02:15 PM
No Posers: According to him, created a web business that turns a profit? That appears to be a fairly difficult thing to do...
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charlied16
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Posted: 11.04.09, 08:33 PM
Love the mix of technology and wine.

Even the father of the internet deployed a massive sensor network in his wine cellar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGSsjOynXg4
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oneworld
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Posted: 11.05.09, 06:13 AM
Why is he so obnoxious ? I guess he may have a point but it's only one view amongst several others but he makes it sound like we still live in Bush's world in spite of being in a "thank you" economy - you're with us or against us. I'm sorry that's not how the world is.
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lifeninja79
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Posted: 11.05.09, 09:20 AM
wow, you have been busy.... great job on the talk. very inspiring. Cheers.
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Antiks
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Posted: 11.08.09, 02:43 AM
He makes a good point, but honestly within the last 10 years or so, I've become more disillusioned with the web. This was especially true a couple of weeks ago, when I picked up a copy of Newsweek and started reading. There is some excellent writing in old media, which I rediscovered when I picked up that magazine. I also really like reading print vs. the web. There are too many distractions, and it's hard on the eyes.
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uncerten
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Posted: 11.08.09, 09:55 AM
ha he said gyro
Greeks don't care what u call it as long as u pay
but it is pronounced heer-row or yee-row.

That's business u analyze threats and recognize opportunities and change accordingly.
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noahfleming
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Posted: 11.08.09, 11:21 AM
Really enjoyed the part about Tag Team Champions.

I blogged about it a bit more on my blog here and would appreciate any feedback.

I've set out to work with a few people and create some amazing Tag Teams. So far, it's paying off.

Gary rules.

Noah Fleming
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