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Podcasting Hacks: Tips and Tools for Blogging Out Loud (Hacks) 14 reviews Jack Herrington
O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2005
THE INVASION OF THE PODCASTING HACKS! Do you know how to listen to a podcast and produce one of your own? If you don't, this outstanding book is for you! Author Jack Herrington, has written a great book about how to find great podcasts and subscribe to them without filling your hard disk.
Herrington begins by showing you how to listen to podcasts through your browser and on a variety of different devices. Next, the author takes ...
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Plug Your Book! Online Book Marketing for Authors, Book Publicity through Social Networking 117 reviews Steve Weber
Weber Books, 2007
The BEST marketing resource for the internet age I have read at least a dozen titles on book marketing and I believe this to be the most valuable book available for today's world of internet marketing. The great part about online marketing is that you can actually target specific markets and it's usually free.
This book will help you focus your online marketing strategies in several ways:
* Influencing and Understanding the Amazon sales ...
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Radically Transparent: Monitoring and Managing Reputations Online 12 reviews Andy Beal, Judy Strauss
Sybex, 2008
A Turn By Turn Map To Social Media Effectiveness In Your Business What I love about this book is the way it is laid out in a step by step process that leads you from confusion to clarity in the use of social media in business today. Be aware, this is not a book about blogging even though they discuss is a lot, it is a book about all social media and the precise steps you can take to begin and continue influential conversations that can change the face of your ...
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Diary of a Dysfunctional Flight Attendant: The Queen of Sky Blog 18 reviews Ellen Simonetti
Blog based Books, 2006
QUITE AN EXPERIENCE! Wow! This book is AWESOME! For someone who never reads books, I COULD NOT STOP once I started. I got the book in the mail on a Monday and was finished by Tuesday afternoon. When you are reading this book, you feel like you are right there with her along the way. This Book will literally make you laugh and cry. Ellen Simonetti did a fantastic job telling the reader the true side of being ...
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The Blogging Church 28 reviews
Jossey-Bass, 2007
Instructive and good for all experience levels Well organized and full of information for both the newbie and also a more experienced blogger who wants to deepen their effectiveness (or experiment more). I work with synagogues, and found the approach of blogging for "ministry" can be useful and much more broadly defined than for churches alone. Very easy to read, full of practical examples.
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Publish and Prosper: Blogging for Your Business 12 reviews
New Riders, 2007
One of the best introductory books on blogging available DL Byron and Steve Broback have really done an excellent job in writing this very thorough primer on blogging for business. The book, actually, is more than a mere primer: its breadth is surprising. They've managed to cover virtually every aspect of business blogging in a mere 180 pages. Quite an accomplishment and one the authors can certainly take pride in.
The approach is linear, ...
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Diary of Indignities 30 reviews Patrick Hughes
M Press, 2007
Warning: severe tire damage Patrick Hughes may be The Funniest Man on Earth.
It didn't matter that I had been a voracious reader of his blog--the retelling of the stories (and more) in this book are to funny what quantum physics is to physics. Do not, under any circumstances, try to eat or drink while reading this book. You'll have your own disgusting experience to feel profound shame over. In fact, I suggest you fast ...
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Crazy Aunt Purl's Drunk, Divorced, and Covered in Cat Hair: The True-Life Misadventures of a 30-Something Who ... 41 reviews Laurie Perry
HCI, 2007
Crazy Lady Cute, funny, and A silky smooth ride.
In the beginning, Charlie, her beloved husband, gave a single reason (his "creativity") and said he was leaving the marriage. And then, he did.
So a thirty-something young professional finds herself alone, dumped, and devastated in Los Angelos. She goes crazy. After a while she learns to knit. She makes knitting into a hobby. And that's it.
Of course the ...
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Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter 20 reviews Robert Rummel-Hudson
St. Martin's Press, 2008
A Must Read Simply put, Robert Rummel-Hudson's Schuyler's Monster is a must read for every parent and educator. With raw emotion, he tells the story of his family's journey through the maze of parenting a child who appears perfect and yet somehow, something is not quite right. Rummel-Hudson doesn't hold back, he writes honestly about his wife's and his own efforts and reactions, as well as those of all the ...
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How to Win Sales & Influence Spiders: Boosting Your Business & Buzz on the Web (Voices That Matter) 18 reviews Catherine Seda
New Riders Press, 2007
Great .. Just Great Just when I was ready to wipe the dust off of my Internet Marketing Books to "brush up" from just a year ago, out comes this book.
After reading this book, I realize now that my "other" books seem antiquated. I have no need for them now as "Win Spiders" has introduced me to the next generation of Web Buzz and Marketing.
Catherine Seda really has her finger on the pulse as this book opens ...
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Navigating the Financial Blogosphere: How to Benefit from Free Information on the Internet 4 reviews
Wiley, 2007
A personal finance blog disguised as a book, but well worth the read! This was a nice little book written by a young professional who works as a wealth manager. It's a personal finance or young person's financial planning book. I liked the way the book presented the material in clear and digestible snippets. I read a book not too long ago that was similar in format. See Blogging and Podcasting (ISBN: 1419584359). In both books the authors promote themselves through ...
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The Executive Rules! A Complete Guide to Landing an Executive Job 4 reviews
Young Author Publications, 2008
The Executive Rules... A MUST READ for today's Job seekers Wow..The Executive Rules does RULE on how to land that top job. Anyone thinking about changing employment or needing information on how to find an executive position must read this great book. I give it 5+ stars.
Randy Loren
Author
Climbing The Money Mountain
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World Voyagers 5 reviews
Book Orchard Press Inc., 2007
AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY THE STORY OF AMY AND PHIL'S JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD IN THE BOAT THEY BUILT IN GEORGETOWN, MAINE IS MORE THAN SIMPLY AMAZING. I COULD NOT PUT THE BOOK DOWN, READING STRAIGHT THROUGH FOR TWO AND HALF DAYS. THE SHEER AMOUNT OF COURAGE AND SKILL AND HUMOR NEEDED TO TRAVEL TOGETHER FOR THREE YEARS, TO BE VULNERABLE IN THE OPEN OCEAN AND THE VARIOUS COUNTRIES VISITED TAKES A KIND OF AUTHENTICITY AND ...
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The Making of Dr. Truelove 5 reviews Derrick Barnes
Simon Pulse, 2006
When is the next one coming out??? A brave new author with a funny and unique voice, Derrick Barnes combines hip-hop Jazz and urban culture to make the perfect cocktail for any reader of any age. I would call this book a page turner!!!
Dennis J. Schleicher
Glastonbury, Connecticut
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Doonesbury.com's The Sandbox: Dispatches from Troops in Iraq and Afghanistan (Doonesbury.Com) 8 reviews G. B. Trudeau
Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2007
Don't miss this book! You do NOT have to be a Doonesbury fan to like and appreciate this book.
You do NOT have to be a history or military buff to understand and appreciate all of what is written in this book.
You will NEVER forget these men and women, their voices, their tears, their laughter, their anguish, their fears, and most importantly their most honorable sacrifices.
DON'T MISS THIS BOOK!
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Blog on: Building Online Communities with Web Logs 4 reviews Todd Stauffer
Topeka Bindery, 2002
A miracle: an excellent primer and reference on blogging This is a truly remarkable book. It is both a detailed primer for weblog novice and serves well as a reference for the experienced blogger or one desiring to attain that level. Stauffer's organization of his material is unusually well structured. He begins at the very beginning: what is a blog, why you might want one and so one. Then there's a walk-through of four different blogging platforms, ...
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Blog Schmog: The Truth About What Blogs Can (and Can't) Do for Your Business 6 reviews
Thomas Nelson, 2007
A good book that seems to accurately put blogs into perspective for people interested in including them in their marketing mix. I enjoyed reading this book. It confirmed what I already knew about blogs and blogging. I highly recommend anyone interested in exploiting blogs for financial gain get a copy of this book and read it.
The overall message of the book is that blogs help increase a marketing-focused Web site get favorably ranked with search engines. Therefore, indirectly they help in marketing. But blogs are not ...
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National Lampoon The Saddam Dump: Saddam Hussien's Trial Blog (National Lampoon) 5 reviews Scott Rubin, MoDMaN
National Lampoon, 2008
Warning! If you're highly concerned with appearances, you may think twice about reading this book in public. Not one to "giggle" normally, I found myself (along with the people surrounding me on the plane) having difficulty holding back the giggles. I received a lot of raised eyebrows and cold stares! People on planes are really much too serious. Anyway, besides the giggles, I found myself being ...
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Mommy Confidential: Adventures from the Wonderbelly of Motherhood 8 reviews Melinda L. Roberts
Aventine Press, 2006
Entertaining, Fun, Honest I LOVED this book. I have read it several times since Hubby purchased an autographed copy directly from Mindy for Christmas 2006. She is honest and funny... has been through all the things we have been and isn't afraid to share her fears, frustrations or spontaneous combustion! Hubby sits beside my bubble bath some nights and is frequently found looking at me oddly, wondering what the heck is ...
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Birding Babylon: A Soldier's Journal from Iraq 7 reviews Jonathan Trouern-Trend
Sierra Club Books, 2006
Birding Babylon-Simple Beauty in Wartime This is a small, beautiful book. The natural phenonomena and bird-life that Jonathan Trouern-Trend desribes with such simple elegance in Birding Babylon is both comforting and poignent as it all takes place in Iraq near the beginning of our most recent conflict there.
I salute Mr. Trouern-Trend, both as a fellow "birder" as well as a poet. His writing is spare and unembelished, yet the ...
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