Marketing Reciprocality.

Social Reciprocality Foster Good relationships with potential clients.

This post reexamines my extensive excellent consistent posting history on Linkedin through the lens of user engagement with our award-winning marketing services, content, posts, articles and website services.

Your non-pulse boycott non-engagements with my posted content are astonishing.

The lack of reciprocality is noticeable and may be due to ignorance or envy toward my extensive achievement advancement of the marketing industry mainly in customer acquisition & retention since 1974 the last improvement was done.

The unlawful social boycott would be understandable if I had murdered anyone or raped a child something horrible of this nature but for improving an entire industry (marketing), improving the business positioning with the Median and finding the human memory-issued solution when it comes to student forgetting their degree when they get employment with a solution involving two books and common sense.

I don't get why you giving me the cold shoulder.

Maybe it is because Simon Sinek did the one theory WHY Leadership Model you could cope with his discovery and call him the greatest mind. However, I have made more than 29 intangible discoveries innovation sales theory models and more.

Let's not forget I built the first online supplier hub with an attached online school for UK SMEs— And you can't cope with ALL that, it looks like?

I always give you free advice, reply to your posts, give you positive reactions and attend your events but you don't reciprocate often or comment on my posts, articles or content.

Your engagement is very minimal and denotes a salt of envy or ignorance toward my astronomical achievements as for my connections it is a case of making up the metrics.

The hypocrisies of LinkedIn users are amazing if I were a lazy bum I could be cussed but for being a hard grafter and innovator, philosopher, author, keynote speaker and theorist I get boycotted because people can't cope.

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