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It’s all me on this one. Join me on episode 13 as I reminisce about writing my first book back in 2003.
Highlights include me setting Roy H. Williams straight about the definition of a blog. Of course, he isn’t there to argue the point. I talk about how the almost 8-year-old book isn’t out of date.
Most importantly, I lay out the argument that you SHOULD be blogging and at the end I offer a tease about a new shortcut to blogging that Paul Boomer and I are offering to our friends.
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Links:
Download the PDF of the book.
I mentioned a couple of project collaborators…Walt Kane and Liz Roscovius.
Monday Morning Memo – The blog of Roy H. Williams
Why We Blog on Amazon Haha! They still have a copy.
Dave,
I’ve listened to your last three podcasts today, CJ, Jean, and this one. They truly are fascinating. I’d love to be ‘in the know’ about your new “audio-bloginator” tool.
Thanks Brian! It’s almost ready for prime time. I’ll let you know. Maybe we can run it through Testmymessage and get some good feedback. 😉
Of course you can! – hey, you need the option to subscribe to comments 🙂
Hi! At the Norwich Business School we have a degree called MSc Brand Leadership, and we are passionate about getting the word out there. We’ve set up a blog, and are doing quite well for content. I uploaded a piece today about Wendy’s rebranding – please take a look at it if you’re interested: http://ueanbs.wordpress.com/2012/12/06/wendy-gets-a-makeover-only-43-years-late/