The New Rules of Marketing and PR: How to Use News Releases, Blogs, Podcasting, Viral Marketing and Online Media to Reach Buyers Directly is a roadmap to navigating the world of online marketing. Author David Meerman Scott provides tips and techniques on how to market your product, your idea, or your services using the power of social media, blogs, news releases, online video, and viral marketing to reach your target market directly. And reading this book could help you outline an online marketing campaign for your business. Perhaps, you are doing quite well at creating compelling content for your ...
The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz is a classic self-help book that sets out to show how success is determined by the size of your thinking - and not the size of your brain. But it does more than introduce the concepts - it demonstrates how one can get more out of life and enjoy it more. It teaches one to live big in all areas of life - career, relationships, business, and finances by expecting more out of life. David helps one determine which thought patterns are trapping us in a smaller existence. One way he does that ...
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The Little Red Book of Selling book by Jeffrey Gitomer is full of bite-sized pieces of sales information all designed to inspire and encourage the reader to become more of an expert in sales. In it Jeffrey answers the question that a lot of people in sales ask all the time: What's the difference between failure and success in salespeople? It's not usually technique. But rather attitude. Jeffrey outlines the fundamentals that successful sales people do as well as the way successful people think. The basic fundamentals outlined are: Believe you can. Create the environment. Have the right associations. Exposure yourself to what's new. Plan for the day. Become valuable. Have ...
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I love to blog. And I love to read. So why do I find it so hard to peck out a book review on this blog? I've been asking myself that for some time. During the past few years I've devoured book after book. I have a stack here of success oriented sitting here on the shelf books waiting to be reviewed. But those blog posts are something I so easily put off. The reason, I believe is this... I believe to much in "Perfection." I'm not sure why, but I tend to look at a book review a little differently that the other ...
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Would you like to learn how to better communicate your ideas? Would you like to learn how to motivate others with your words? Yes? Well, you're sure to find more than a few ideas on how to communicate more effectively in the book Words that Work: It's Not What You Say, It's What People Hear by Frank Luntz. You see, Frank's books goes to the core of how the words you use persuade. It contains useful information on how to best organize your words to enable your message to get across, how the meaning of words can change, and how carefully replacing just ...
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I love to learn, but often find it difficult to fit in as much educational time as I would like. David. S. Kidder and Noah D. Oppenheim have come up with an easy way to easily increase your knowledge. Simply read a page a day from their book The Intellectual Devotional. Each day of the week is devoted to a specific topic: Monday - History Tuesday - Literature Wednesday - Visual Arts Thursday - Science Friday - Music Saturday - Philosophy Sunday - Religion Of course there will be plenty of topics in the The Intellectual Devotional that you already know about, but chances are that you will ...
In a previous post I ranked novels into a list called The Top Novels of All Time. I did this by referring to six different best-seller lists and averaging the score to determine each books placement on the list. Referring back to that list only, I thought it would be interesting to see what our readers think should be the ranking of the books on that list. So take the poll below and tell us which books would be in your top ten. Also... I know that many of you will have many books in your top 100 that aren't even on this list. ...
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Many of you have favorite books in your top 100 that aren't on the The Best Books of All Time listing. After all, that list didn't include many of the modern books on it. So here's your chance! What book do you think should be on the list? Share them in the comment section below. Books that receive a lot of votes (via comments) will be added to a poll that includes the The Top Novels of All Time listing in the Ultimate Book Showdown.
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New York Times Advice Bestseller List Published May 1, 2009 for the week ending Apr. 25 Hardcover - Advice Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man by Steve Harvey with Denene Millner - Relationship tips from the comedian and host of the "Steve Harvey Morning Show." (13 weeks on the New-York Times Best-seller list) The Ultimate Depression and Survival Guide by Martin D. Weiss. Strategies for protecting your money in the worst of times. (2 weeks on the New-York Times Best-seller list) The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch with Jeffrey Zaslow. Thoughts on "seizing every moment" from Pausch, a Carnegie Mellon professor who ...
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The first step in starting a new book club is to decide on a theme of the club. If you enjoy mysteries you may want to start a mystery book club. If you enjoy personal development you may want to start a self-improvement book club. You'll then want to set a date and time for your first meeting and invite prospective members to that first meeting. Keep in mind that we often tend to look for people that have the same views as us, however that can lead to boring discussions. A book club can be much more interesting ...
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New York Times Advice Bestseller List Published April 24 for the week ending Apr. 18 Hardcover - Advice Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man by Steve Harvey with Denene Millner - Relationship tips from the comedian and host of the "Steve Harvey Morning Show." (12 weeks on the New-York Times Best-seller list) Master Your Metabolism by Jullian Michael with Mariska van Aalst. A plan for removing toxins and rebalancing hormones to lose weight, by a trainer and coach from "The Biggest Loser" on NBC. (12 weeks on the New-York Times Best-seller list). The Carrot Principle, by Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton. How recognition ...
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“Nothing links man to man like the frequent passage from hand to hand of a good book.” ~ Walter Sickers People are fond of passing objects from one person to another. Perhaps you've heard of... Flat Stanley ~ A paper doll that travels with a journal from school to school where other students treat him as a guest and journal about his experiences there. This has led to others in the paper arts world creating paper doll versions of themselves to travel from one place to another. Travel Bug ~ A travel bug is a trackable item that moves from place to place. ...
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“The book to read is not the one which thinks for you, but the one which makes you think.” ~ James McCosh I hunger for knowledge and thirst for stimulating thought. I suppose that is why I like reading personal development, business, educational and inspirational books. They usually contain immediate life lessons you can put to use right away. Naturally, there are many novels which would qualify as stimulating thought as well. Sure I like to read the occasional book purely for the joy of it, but I prefer a good novel that not that not only entertains, but one that teaches ...
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So you're wondering how long it takes to write a book? Well, Nick Daws of WriteQuickly.com said he can teach you how to write a book in 28 days. After all... "Charles Dickens wrote his literary classic A Christmas Carol in just 2 weeks. Samuel Johnson wrote Rasselas: Prince of Abyssinia in an amazing 4 days. Barbara Cartland took only 5 days to write each of her books, resulting in an amazing 623 best-sellers during her lifetime. The hit self-help book Don't Sweat the Small Stuff is still selling in its millions - and was written by ...
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"A good book has no ending." ~R.D. Cumming A good book has no ending because it is either a catalyst for change, an inspiration for life, or a starting point in a journey. Books change lives. I remember just a couple of things about my life is sixth grade. One was the daily writing assignments our teacher gave us. She said we could write on any topic we wanted. While most children wrote about something different every day, I chose to write a book. As a 12 year old child I was inspired by the book Stuart Little by E. B. White ...
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