I recently finished up Joel Comm’s book Twitter Power 2.0. The video below gives you the good stuff, but here’s the 10-second version:
Pretty good practical resource for people new to Twitter. Joel does a nice job of really covering the bases and giving good guidelines for setting things up.
If you’re fairly familiar with Twitter already, you’ll definitely want to just skip through quite a few parts. But in the midst of all that are some pretty good morsels to put to use.
The list of third party resources in the back is very helpful.
Inbound Marketing is a great read, but I’ve got two big tips for the writers: rethink your acronyms.
If you like beer and history and doing good thing, you’ll enjoy reading The Search for God and Guinness by Stephen Mansfield. If you don’t like doing any of those things, I think you’ll still like the book. It’s an informative look at the story behind both Guinness and Dublin, Ireland, and how the giving [...]
Gary Vaynerchuk’s book Crush It is simply the best of its kind when it comes to the best way to use social media.
eBooks, reports and guides for entrepreneurs about branding, small business marketing, Twitter, teaching, marketing and creative design.
Seth Godin has a new book out, The Dip: A Little Book That Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick), and here’s his free manifesto. Seth has also launched a separate blog specifically dedicated to this new book, and he’s trying some new launch techniques that are definitely worth an examination. A few [...]
Seth Godin has a new book out, The Dip: A Little Book That Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick), and here’s his free manifesto. Seth has also launched a separate blog specifically dedicated to this new book, and he’s trying some new launch techniques that are definitely worth an examination. A few [...]
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