Feed A Starving Crowd: More than 200 Hot and Fresh Marketing Strategies to Help you Find Hungry Customers Paperback – February 26, 2014

The value that I'm getting from this book is beyond price!Over the past 50+ years I've read literally thousands of books as well as suffering through more conferences and workshops that I care to count, so it's a massive surprise to find a Kindle book that delivers on all the author's promises.When the book arrived on my iPad I scanned it expecting ... not much ... maybe there would be a nugget or two of advice and a few useful ideas.What I found was a solid, well-put-together book that is more that a book.The product launch chapters are particularly good. The use of exercises and stories brings the book to life. This forces the reader to take action and produce results ... assuming that they actually do the exercises and follow-up work.This book is a whole workshop with links to external resources, inspiring stories, usable advice, practical exercises and more.There is some much in these pages that I actually suspended work on my current projects while I work through Robbert Coorey's master piece.If this material was offered in a weekend event, there would not be enough time available to cover all the content in the book.As I write this review, I'm investing a complete week of my time (30 hours) to work through everything.Don't let this book get away ... grab it and use it right now ... you'll find that the time you put in on applying Coorey's advice will deliver dividends beyond all expectations ... I definitely did & continue to do so!

Robert Coorey was a speaker at the Sam Cawthorn bootcamp I attended in May 2014. I have been using social media for a few years, however Robert's presentation (and his book) was full of new ideas I could be implementing to improve what I'm doing - most of it for free!I started reading Feed a Starving Crowd on the flight home from bootcamp and was immediately bookmarking pages (for me to return to and implement). This book is fantastic for the start-up businesses that want to do as much marketing as possible for free - and will assist larger businesses with ideas that they can implement to enhance their existing marketing strategies.This book and the ideas in it are not static, there's an amazing Facebook network that supports the Feed a Starving crowd ideas; ensuring fresh and dynamic solutions.

Although some chapters had themes I just don't want to consider for my work, I find the book one of the clearest writings on the subject of business in general and marketing, pretty much a form of taking scientific data and academia to the level of the average person who didn't finish a marketing or business degree. For this, the author offers a real service to the public, and his book deserves a five-star (which personally I rarely give to a book). Thanks!

I'm halfway through the book already, and there's some serious GOLD here, folks! Robert shows us how to hone in on our perfect prospects, show them the goods, and close the deal! Bingo! "Success leaves Clues!", folks! He knows his stuff! I've enjoyed learning from Robert these last few years, being on his email list, and I'm very thankful finally written this book!All the best, and if anyone out there knows of other great books like this one, please send them to me!David LongCEO of MyEmployees (www.MyEmployees.com) and Author of "Built to Lead - 7 Management R.E.W.A.R.D.S. Principles for Becoming a Top 10% Manager"

Fast read, complete with a great collection of case studies and strategies you can start implementing right away in your business.Loved the practical, no non-sense examples he provided and why they worked (or didn't).I also found the additional resources helpful and the Facebook Group has been a tremendous value.

I have purchased book from Mike Michalowicz (all 3 of them), Jason Surfrapp and Chris Ducker. 'Feed A Starving Crowd,' is on the tops of the many books I have purchased in the past few years.Stories, Insight, New ways at looking at problems. How to find what your competitor is doing wrong and How to start if you're broke (or no budget.)I loved see that some of the products Robert uses I also use in my business; He just uses the smarter and better (for the time being.)An extremely open, honest and personal account on how an overnight success took 15 years to make it big the right way.Highly recommended and just for the record; I bought this book twice so that I have it with me and on the shelf!

The media could not be loaded. As a publisher, I don't hand out 5 star reviews lightly. I'm picky because I have to be. When I do voice my opinion, it comes with a modest amount of experience of publishing dozens of non-fiction works and working with hundreds of clients. Feed a Starving Crowd certainly earns the 5 stars you see, peppering the reviews of Robert's book. I am honored to add my 5 star review to it.Why?It's not often a book covers strategy, tactics AND fundamentals. With an overflow of resources and real world experience, there is only on area where 4 stars may apply. Watch the review to see why.Doug Crowehttp://authoryourbrand.com

I work with novice marketers who very often are missing the simple concept that business is so much easier when you find a starving crowd and feed it! Richard has broken down concepts in a way that new marketers can easily understand but he has also included nuance that veterans can benefit from.I especially like the work pages where you can work on the concepts by filling in the blanks giving you great clarity.