Meatball Sundae
Is Your Marketing out of Sync?
by Seth Godin
Should I read this?
Recommended by 1 source and appears in Business and Nonfiction.
Gotta get me some of that New Marketing. Bring me blogs, email, YouTube videos, MySpace pages, Google AdWords . . . I dont care, as long as it's shiny and new. Wait. According to bestselling author Seth Godin, all these tactics are like the toppings at an ice cream parlor. If you start with ice cream, adding cherries and hot fudge and whipped c...
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Business and Nonfiction.
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Derek Sivers
Author; founder of CD Baby
“Instead of asking how to use the new internet tools to support your existing business, ask how you can change your business to take best advantage of the new tools.”
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