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Adam Metz
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Adam Metz is the author of the new book "The Social Customer," about how brands can use social CRM to acquire, monetize, and retain fans, friends, and followers. He is the VP of business development at Metz Consulting where he has consulted with nearly 100 companies.
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“Great post. Some excercises on doing this would help. In the book Go Givers Sell More they spoke about thinking of your attention as a flashlight. It either shines on you or the customer. Always do a check to make sure it's shinning on the customer. I also saw a doc on Richard Branson and how his mom said he used to be shy. She would tell him to stop thinking of himself. Seems like it was an ...”