This is the modern Godin vs the marketing guru Godin. Here he aims to do more than inspire but get us to move. Now. The book is composed of chapters. They build throughout and reach a pinnacle. Each chapter is its own thoughtful piece and could be read stand alone. Unless you’re ready to be…
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Quick video review of Michael Daehn’s book, Internet Marketing for Newbies. This book targets those just getting started with online networking and marketing. It’s based on Michael’s expertise in marketing, a straight forward approach to the subject matter. I hope you enjoy the video. You can buy this book on Lulu, Internet Marketing for Newbies.
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Purchased via Amazon. What I expected was a short book dedicated to the history of the brewery, brand, and beer. Guinness has a legacy in the beer community. This book takes the reader back to the beginning. We find out who the original Guinness was and are told a story of why it was a…
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An Absence So Great is Jane Kirkpatrick’s second in this series. It’s a fictionalized biography of Jessie Gaebele, one of Jane’s ancestors. Jessie is a young woman setting out to become an independent studio photographer. She’s not shy about this being her dream but none around her except an estranged fellow photographer support this dream….
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Hugh writes without apology. He’s telling you how to keep that creative spark alive. His 39 tips (really 40) are all about defending your creative spirit and your right to have it. The tips are typically short, numbering no more than a few paragraphs each. A handful are longer where he relates personal experiences. The…
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