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Did you know that Greg Gianforte’s an author? Well, neither did we. With a little help from Amazon and Thriftbooks, check out these finds, written by Greg Gianforte, former congressman and now Montana’s governor.
Source: Amazon
Book Overview: The new rules of entrepreneurship from one of the top IPOs of 2004, this book is written for the 8 million entrepreneurs who don't have access to outside capital-"or don't want the strings that come attached to it. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Source: Thriftbooks Bootstrapping Your Business: Start and Grow a Successful Company with Almost No Money
Greg Gianforte and Marcus Gibson
Format: Paperback
Release Date: January 2005
Book Overview: Greg Gianforte, the nation's top Bootstrapper, shows you the advantages of Bootstrapping vs. traditionally financed start-ups. You'll also learn how the unconventional Bootstrapping mindset-inventive, pioneering, and skeptical of conventional wisdom-applies to you and your business. With Bootstrapping Your Business at your side, you'll gain the advantage you need to outperform the competition-and succeed in today's take-no-prisoners marketplace.
Source: Amazon Bootstrapping Your Business: Start and Grow a Successful Company with Almost No Money Kindle Edition
by Marcus Gibson, Greg Gianforte
Publication date: January 16, 2013
Customers don't suffer in silence anymore. Today they make their gripes public on the branded websites of the very businesses they attack.
Online customer attacks have struck some of America?s biggest brands, and the volume and scope is growing dramatically. You no longer have the luxury of time to respond. An attack can go global in a matter of hours. Attack of the Customers shows how social media can be used to destroy as well as to build. It provides actionable strategies to prepare for and prevent disaster from striking your company. And it shows you how creative engagement can turn critics into raving fans.
As this book shows with fascinating real-world examples, customers complain because they care. In these pages, you'll learn how to respond effectively and how you can grow your business in the process.
Source: Amazon Attack of the Customers Kindle Edition
by Paul Gillin (Author), Greg Gianforte (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
Publication date January 2, 2013
製造業のための感動体験(エクスペリエンス) (Experiences for the Manufacturing Industry)
Customers don't suffer in silence anymore. Today they make their gripes public on the branded websites of the very businesses they attack.Online customer attacks have struck some of America?s biggest brands, and the volume and scope is growing dramatically. You no longer have the luxury of time to respond. An attack can go global in a matter of hours. Attack of the Customers shows how social media can be used to destroy as well as to build. It provides actionable strategies to prepare for and prevent disaster from striking your company. And it shows you how creative engagement can turn critics into raving fans. As this book shows with fascinating real-world examples, customers complain because they care. In these pages, you'll learn how to respond effectively and how you can grow your business in the process.
Source: Thriftbooks Eight to Great: Eight Steps to Delivering an Exceptional Customer Experience
Release Date: July 2008
Reducing the Cost of Lan Ownership/the Business of Running a Network/Book and Disk
Source: Amazon
By: Greg Gianforte and
Salvatore Salamone
Published: 1995
Author’s Biography on Amazon
Greg Gianforte is a highly successful entrepreneur and bootstrapper who has built one of the fastest-growing companies in America, the Bozeman, Montana-based RightNowTechnologies. Gianforte's entrepreneurial career started in high school, when he wrote software for assembling mailing lists on a Radio Shack computer. "A lot less work than mowing lawns," he says. He graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology with dual degrees in electrical engineering and computer science and joined Bell Laboratories as Member of Technical Staff. Then in 1986 Gianforte gave into an entrepreneurial itch and started Brightwork, an innovative network management company based in Tinton Falls, New Jersey. With starting capital of just a few thousand dollars, Gianforte got his first real experience of bootstrapping. He proved so adept at building a company with little cash that eight years later computer security company McAfee Associates bought Brightwork for $10 million. In 1995 Gianforte relocated to Montana and spent three years refining his ideas on bootstrapping while he advised other entrepreneurs on starting their businesses. In 1997 he put those ideas to the ultimate test when he started RightNow. A leading customer service software company, RightNow has 1200 clients today, including British Airways, Medicare, and Proctor & Gamble, and annual sales of $60 million. Gianforte has been profiled in Inc, Entrepreneur, and Forbes.com. Gianforte regularly counsels other entrepreneurs, and he is an experienced public speaker who gives frequent presentations on bootstrapping and entrepreneurship. --This text refers to the paperback edition.
