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David Meerman Scott

Scott Goes E-Publishing Only With Newsjacking

by · November 14, 2011

Last week’s tome from David Meerman Scott on the transformation of books was apparently a bit of foreshadowing from the best-selling author of The New Rules of Marketing & PR, Real-Time Marketing & PR and Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead. Today Scott launched Newsjacking: How to inject your ideas into a breaking news story and generate tons of media coverage, but as an e-book only. It’s still published by Wiley, his long-time publisher, but only as a Kindle/electronic book.

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Good Books On Blogging, PR, Social Media & Advertising

by · February 19, 2010

The inbox of books has gotten high enough that I need to review a few so I can see beyond my desk. Today’s episode of Social Media Explorer TV features four books well worth your time to read, depending upon your need and comfort level with the various topics. And the four books offered this time around take a nice stair step up the ladder from beginner to advanced use for internet and social media marketing.

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A Sign We’re Headed In The Right Direction?

by · February 10, 2009

Jason Falls

Jason Falls

We’ve been screaming, “Content is King!” for years now. Brands still aren’t listening. Their idea of content is an interactive game or a Facebook app. As a social media thinker, but one that has the advantage of talking to brands as the head of an interactive department and, for lack of a better term, chief internet marketing strategist, I’ve now developed several content-centric approaches for either clients or prospective clients. The ones that don’t use the economy as an excuse not to spend the money for development respond with a deer-in-headlights glaze.

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