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Guy Kawasaki’s How to Drive Your Competition Crazy - Myths and Legends of the Marketing Business
5# The Marketer Review Sunday Carnival: June 1st 2008 Next >>
I’m a bit late in reading How to Drive Your Competition Crazy, but that doesn’t mean this book is in any way out of date. What was true in marketing in 1995 is still true today. As we all know, some things don’t change, the most prominent of those is our nature.
Guy
Kawasaki doesn’t really need an introduction,
but for those of you who haven't heard of him
just check out his site, he
doesn’t hide much. I
will say he’s a
businessman, an entrepreneur and an inspiring
speaker.
Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover
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Broaden Your Bird's Eye View at TED
4# The Marketer Review Sunday Carnival: May 25th 2008 Next >>
Last week, I talked about Knowlage@Wharton and what a profound effect it had on my brain. This reminded me of another wonderful (I mean that literally) website, that I frequently rest at, TED.
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Michael Port’s Beyond Booked Solid - Planing a Business You’ll Love to Work In
1# The Marketer Review Sunday Carnival: May 4th 2008 Next >>
I’ve been given a marvelous opportunity by
Michael Port, who’s dared to ask me to review his
second book, Beyond Booked Solid and kindly sent me
a manuscript, pre-print (yes this is a first for
me- I’m kinda psyched 
)
Who’s Michael Port?
Don’t worry, I didn’t know either. Apparently the reason for that is because I don’t read The Wall Street Journal. (I know, I know... Spank me later
) Truth be told, try as I might,
I couldn’t find any bad reviews of Port’s
books or services. You can check him out for
yourself at his site and his
YouTube
channel and just for fun, take a look at
his acting rap
sheet, too. The Short version of it is
that Michael Port is a business teacher
(‘cause the word guru has been tortured to
death and needs some time to heal 
), a speaker and author and a
bit of a philosopher. As is evident in his
writing, which is profound, yet applicable.
Profound, yet Applicable
Read the rest of this entry >>Yaro Starak’s How to Start an Internet Business - Patience is a Virtue
Michael Port’s Beyond Booked Solid - Planing a Business You’ll Love to Work In Next >>
I’ve been talking a lot about mindsets, lately. With you, with my friends and with colleagues. One thing becomes more and more apparent, every day: You can’t teach it!
This doesn’t mean you give up, all together, on
learning it. On the contrary! We must study it all
the time- over and over again- and strive to
experience it. That’s the reason I keep posting
inspirational and mindset material to The Marketer
Review. The repetition of ideas and the small
differences between different sources, give you a
fuller notion of the mindsets that will lead to
your success.
The Makings of a Good Teacher
Teachers in the field of internet marketing write many books. Money aside, the reason for that, is that a good teacher will notice the questions asked by his/her students, and advance the lessons accordingly. A good teacher grows with their students. This is what Yaro Starak has done with his book, How to Start an Internet Business. (You need to subscribe to Entrepreneur's Journey's RSS feed, and the link to download the book will arrive in the feed.)Starak could have written yet another make money blogging book, but, frankly, I, for one, would feel cheated, if he would have. Fortunately, he decided to talk about something else entirely...
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Earl Nightingale’s Strangest Secret
In an innocent time, when the word “strange”
had any viable effect on a listener, Earl
Nightingale named his inspirational recording The
Strangest Secret. Sadly, we can’t say we evolved
too much, as the word “secret” still works wonders
on us.
I truly believe that
the most inspiring material I find - I find it in
unsuspected places. Such is the case of Earl
Nighingale’s Strangest Secret, which I was
sent, by a friend from Mixx. The
Secret really isn’t so strange, and to many of
us may be even common knowledge, by now. But
nothing can replace the perfect words of a well
polished idea, and that’s exactly what
Nightingale’s skit is all about. It’s a half
hour piece, so grab a cup of Joe and have a sit
and listen to what the man has got to say.
(Nightingale is mostly targeting men in the
broadcast, but this, of course, relates to
women, too!)
The Strangest Secret Vs. The Secret
Read the rest of this entry >>All Aboard the ClueTrain - The Internet Marketing Bible
The ClueTrain has been on track since 1999, and what used to be its prophesy is now full on reality.
I’ve heard of the Cluetrain before, I’ve
even reached the site on numerous, separate
occasions, but I never really stopped to read
it. A week ago a friend recommended it, so I
read it, and boy does that prove the Cluetrain
point!
What’s a Cluetrain?
Read the rest of this entry >>The Rise of the Author - More than a Free Marketing Report
Allen Harkleroad’s Confidential SEO Secrets - The Best SEO Report You Haven’t Heard Of Next >>
I’d love to call Mark Joyner the most revolutionary man in our industry, but he’s not just an internet marketer and hasn’t just been one for a long time.
The more I read Joyner the more I tend to like him
I’ve written before that it wasn’t love-at-first-site-visit for me and Mark Joyner, but my respect for this man deepens with each amazing launch he makes. While others talk about giving value to your prospect, Joyner owns it.A look at The Rise of the Author
First of all: Go read it. Just do it- it’s that good. What’s so good about it?Read the rest of this entry >>
Business Idea of the Day- Making History or Social Trend?
It was revolutionary for me to find out that economics is not about the numbers, but about history and social trends. Now these are things you can picture and relate to! But do you have the patience?
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Web 2.0- Hugging for Attention
Delving into Long Copy with Tali’s Uncensored Guide to the Long Copy Sales Letter and Michel Fortin Next >>
The Free Hugs Campaign is a great lesson in viral marketing.
While surfing MyBlogLog.com (Read the rest of this entry >>