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Book Tweets by @kimmolinkama
“@mashable What is 'physical reading' in the context of digital books vs. online reading? Confused.”
B2Bs need an attitude shift: become a B4B
@davidwinch Good stuff in your e-book, David, and an important change in the way we should think. A bit like my
“@mr603 Excellent! Repeated same links qualify as serious spam, at least in my book.”
The Medici Group
This free e-book opened my eyes to many new things. Maybe yours, too: <- The Medici Effect by Frans Johansson.
Posted from Hoffmanlewis
I don't know how I've managed to miss this so far: The Ad Contrarian E-book. Great stuff on advertising. Best of all, it's free.
“@medicieffect You're welcome, Frans! I've never believed the "you can't put down this book until you've finished" blurbs, but it happened.”
The Medici Group
A book that might fundamentally change your thinking: The Medici Effect by Frans Johansson. Available as free pdf at
“@Soulati Ahh, quotes.Uplifting? Funny? Educating? In my book, they're most often nothing but noise in the stream.”
“@alissalentz Re first ever: Hah. Style book authors never realized how language is used IRL.”
How Not to Write a Book
Write a book. It takes only half the effort of NOT writing a book. <-- Absolutely had to share this one by @chrisbrogan
Marketing in a Downturn: Recession-Proof Strategies for Smart Marketers Free eBook
When offered the chance to download a free e-book, do you really want to be hit with this:
Six Pixels of Separation - Marketing and Communications Blog - By Mitch Joel at Twist Image
@greggvm I have only read the synopsiss of the book, but am regularly reading Mitch's blog. (It's here: )
