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- How to Get People Lining Up to Do Business with You
- Narrated by: Roger Davis, Daniel Priestley
- Length: 5 hrs and 12 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Business & Careers, Business Development & Entrepreneurship
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- Paul
- 26-03-16
This book is not for 1 or 2 "person" start ups
Is there anything you would change about this book?
The statement that to run an effective CDE (Campaign Driven Business) you need four people should have been made at the very beginning of the book not near then end. I was all excited only to realise I needed to split myself four ways to enable me to implement some of the wonderful ideas.
Would you recommend Oversubscribed to your friends? Why or why not?
Yes, although I repeat Daniel's advice that to run an effective CDE (Campaign Driven Business) you need four people, that aside there are still some very good ideas and confirmations of good practise to be gained by reading or listening to the Book.
What three words best describe Daniel Priestley and Roger Davis ’s voice?
Uninspiring
Do you think Oversubscribed needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
Not at this time.
Any additional comments?
More ideas to add to the mix.
PJ
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- chris
- 02-02-16
Great book
Where does Oversubscribed rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Great book and practices to use, Recommend using this technique it has worked in my business.
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- Nuno Abrantes
- 02-01-16
Good listening experience
The book is interesting, it provides good advices and strategies and the listening experience is good, it flows very well. I would argue that the content is not relevant for freelancers or one man show jack of all trades traders as it advocates a company must definitely have 4 key roles performed by different people.
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- Fahrenheit452
- 05-12-15
Excellent for SMEs
The right book at the right time for an SME looking to do things better. One of the best business books I have read or listened to for SMEs - and I have listened to a lot of them. It can be seen as something of a sequel to Entrepreneur Revolution as it is for the business that already exists but had not yet become dominant in its industry. Packed with useful things to think about, even if they did not all immediately apply to me.
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- Matthew
- 16-12-15
4 times listened too now.
Would you consider the audio edition of Oversubscribed to be better than the print version?
No idea. I don't read print copy due to my ptsd
What was one of the most memorable moments of Oversubscribed?
The last sentence where he teases you about the 'most important lesson'
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No. Simply because of my work load.
Any additional comments?
I've been through this audiobook 4 times in the past 3 months.
It's rare I find a book which offers case studies which are not bloated or packed full of ego.
Whilst the author isn't shy, his case studies about his own success seem relevant and not bloated.
I know Rob Gardner who was mentioned in this book and can testify everything stated about him is true. This gives me a confidence in the text and as such I have taken on board much of what is said.
A must listen too.
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- tim
- 08-12-15
Tremendous
Best biz book I've read for ages I'd recommend to any new or established business
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- Mid 30’s
- 27-04-18
Useful for stereotypical sales business people
Pretty dull overall.
Some of the content is useful, for me it doesn’t relate to my sales business as this is predominantly structured to relate to call centre sales and product sales.
The special added chapter at the end after chapter 16 is awful bad. Says the author has given away his biggest secret in the book but he isn’t going to tell us what it is. It’s no secret I lost a minute of my life listening to that bit.
4 people found this helpful
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- Moses
- 16-01-16
Brilliant
A muat-read book and definite must-do. Can't wait to implement these strategies. Very insightful and relevant for business in the information age.
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- rina
- 04-04-18
vague
Not clear enough how it applies to a specific business at times. might add value for some .
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- Joe
- 17-12-15
Don't subscribe to this book.
What would have made Oversubscribed better?
There's something a little hypocritical in an alleged business guru touting the key message that you should give information away for free but charge for the implementation, particularly when that information is contained within a book you've just been charged for. Or perhaps Mr Priestley will be visiting my business premises to implement that information? There were a couple of useful tips in this book, possibly enough to include in a nice little pamphlet that could have been given away by the author for free. I laughed out loud when Mr Priestley himself explained in the books epilogue how he had struggled with the decision to include one of his 'precious' business secrets in a chapter of this book but ultimately decided that he would. However, he'll leave you to guess which precious secret he was talking about but believe me when I say that there are no precious secrets in this book, or at least none that I hadn't already learned for myself through pragmatic experience. The 'precious' business secret is simply a case of the author creating a set of new clothes for the emperor.
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- Sally
- 13-07-17
This book is full of insights, strategies and substance!
I am a little reluctant to leave a review for fear of spreading these insightful strategies to far in wide, so the world market is flooded by them.
This worthwhile read is a well delivered combination of insights and strategies to effectively draw in prospective customers.
This is not one of those successful business people who spend the whole book pumping themselves up, nor is it full of empty waffle about finding yourself.
I will be recommending this to business owners in my network.
Now it's time for me to implement!
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- Stuart Trier
- 06-02-17
An audible treasure box of fantastic ideas
Daniel has laid out a clear strategy and so clearly articulated the necessary components to deliver it.
It is rare to find such a detailed action plan in one book.
I can't say enough good about this book, if you are looking for 1 book to read to take your business to a new level, this is the ONE to choose.
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- Robin M.
- 06-09-16
Not dissatisfied but won't be recommending
A couple of interesting thoughts/suggestions but not enough of them to be truly compelling so won't be recommending.
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- J.L.
- 12-08-20
Not for an intellectual
This book is closer to a Tony Robbins special than a Peter Drucker read. “Oversubscribed” is chalk full of cheesy one-liners and assumption based theories.
If you are a 19 year old frat guy this book would be perfect for you. If you are a modern day executive with any level of professional experience than save yourself 5 hours, $20 and several hundred “eye rolls” and skip this book.
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- KZ
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Terrific and concise.
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- Richard Creighton
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- V. Taras
- 12-09-18
Great advice, but you didn't need a whole book
Great advice, but you didn't need a whole book for it.
Probably would have been sufficient to deliver a TED talk on the topic.
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- Renato
- 15-09-16
Good book!
I have to say that there are some golden nuggets in this book. I love the practicality of the ideas discussed. The last chapter was not very interesting for me because I don't have and will not in the near future, form a team.
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- JSBergner
- 10-06-16
Excellent! Great food for thought
Where does Oversubscribed rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Yes, This is and will have a huge impact on the way I do business. I have listened to this 2x in the car and now need to sit and take some notes and then create my plan. Excellent content. Makes a lot of sense. Easy to find things that will fit for you and the way you like to do things.
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- James
- 15-10-15
Excellent!
This book had some great prqctical insights! Well worth the investment. Written by someone who has done it.
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