DISQUS

Hi Ryan

Glad you enjoyed the book. Many thanks for writing about it here.

Best, David

Hey Stewart, I'm so glad you liked my book. Thanks so much for taking the time to write about it here. I really appreciate it.

Good luck implementing the ideas to create your own World Wide Rave.

Thanks for citing my book "New Rules..." here. I appreciate it.

Dr. Smith is a superstar Web savvy dentist. Thanks for pointing to my work. David

Holy cow Chris. Like @KevinMGreen I'm wondering about the facial hair. Does that go too? And have you told the kids about it? You'd scare the hell out of them if you didn't

Sure as hell beats writing brochures and hiring tele-marketers. I love the freedom and as you say, it's fun.

Hi Susan. Wow - you were indeed paying attention! Thanks for the writeup.

David

Hey John, Thanks so much for writing about World Wide Rave. I always like chatting with you. You do so much for your followers. Take care, David

Wow. What a great video review! I really appreciate you taking the time to do this. (I love "social media wahoo wahoo"). And you read it twice!! I'm impressed. Best, David

Great list. I'm honored that my book "New Rules..." made it.

Great analysis and thanks for mentioning my new book.

Love the video book reviews Chris. Yes, both these books are terrific, but I find myself not paying too much attention to written reviews these days. The video format works great.

David

Your service is valuable. I, for one, would be willing to pay if it comes to that in order to weed out some of your users. Not ideal, but...

Wow. Thanks for writing about my ideas here. I really appreciate it.

Summer camps are perfect for the sorts of strategies that I talk about and that HubSpot helps implement.

Imagine a parent going to Google and starting a search for, say, "canoeing camp in New England" (which I recently did). If that describes your camp, why didn't I find you?

The good news is you can fix that and be found by people looking for you.

Best,

David

Great post. I totally agree. People think I'm nuts for not being on LinkedIn, but I can't be everywhere.

<abbr></abbr><abbr>David Meerman Scotts last blog post..Attention marketers: Time to stop abusing Twitter</abbr>

Great list Chris. Someone I just discovered who has been writing amazing stuff but is not well known (yet) is David Henderson http://www.davidhenderson.com/ Former CBS News national correspondent turned marketer. His book which came out this week is called The Media Savvy Leader. Buy it. Read it.

This is terrific. Just re-tweeted to my 2,700 followers which proves the point, doesn't it?

The book biz is very traditional. You do introductions because, well, you do introductions. I actually like reading them but maybe that's because I am an author. You can always skip them in the printed book (unlike the audio book version).

Anyway, hope you like the "meat" of my book.

Glad you liked my book. Unfortunately, I won't be at those to events, but enjoy!

Cool post. You're lucky that (for now) you're the most famous dude with your name.

But you're never safe. What happens when some kid whose a great guitarist and starts a band or an awesome quarterback from some college shares your name?

This will be a great book. Yes, Chris, you are a trust agent. Use that term, not the stupid other ones. Did you notice yesterday that Seth was introduced as an "Agent of Change". Good descriptions are important.

Interesting... In just 48 hours, my blog has gone from a 9 to an 8. I gotta figure out why!! David

Great post, Chris. As someone who delivers about 100 speeches a year and writes about 100 blog posts a year, I totally agree with this idea.

When I speak, I focus on three things in equal amounts: 1) Entertainment 2) Education and 3) Motivation. The same is true of blog posts.

David

I think that "Do Not Drink the Water You Peed In And Other Marketing Pitfalls" is possibly the most original title for a blog post that I have ever been mentioned in. Thanks!

What a terrific tool. Thanks for creating it. I'm happy to say my blog scored a 9. (Big sigh of relief - imagine if one of the guys who wrote the book was a crappy score...) Take care, David