The New Traditional Garden : A Practical Guide to Creating and Restoring Authentic American Gardens for Homes of All Ages by Michael Weishan, Seth Godin Productions

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The unique combination of utility and beauty that has been the glory of the American garden for the past three hundred years is once again blooming, as home owners rediscover the magic of individual, homemade, horticultural splendor. Yes, the golden age of gardening is dawning, and much of the current enthusiasm for creating distinctive, unforgettable designs was spurred by nationally respected landscape architect and horticulturist Michael Weishan. His impeccable taste, common sense, and compre...0 points

Survival Is Not Enough: Why Smart Companies Abandon Worry and Embrace Change by Seth Godin

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You can't embrace change any faster...can't make time for the synergy training workshop...can't deal with one more change management seminar. So stop changing. Evolve.

Evolution can be unleashed in your organization, effortlessly and gradually changing everything in its path. By teaching your company to "zoom" -- embrace change without pain -- you'll have a company that evolves and ultimately attracts people who drive it to evolve even faster.

In up or down markets, for companies in any industry,...

Guerrilla Marketing for the Home-Based Business by Jay Conrad Levinson, Seth Godin

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American business is in the midst of cataclysmic change. Corporations, re-engineering themselves to compete in the new global marketplace, lay off millions of employees, then outsource the services they performed, often to the former employees themselves. Disillusioned employees are voluntarily leaving the corporate nest in record numbers to set up small businesses of their own. Technological advances make these tiny operations not only competitive but often the optimal provider of services for...0 points

99 Cows by Seth Godin

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So this is what I did: After reading PURPLE COW, people told me that they wanted more examples. They wanted to see how to get to the edges, how to create something remarkable. Well, I found 99 remarkable people, products, services, organizations and projects and wrote about each one of them. That's it. About 15,000 words. Read it fast.0 points

Buzz Your Book by M.J. Rose, Douglas Clegg

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What do New York Times bestselling writers Nora Roberts, Terry Brooks, Neil Gaiman, Janet Evanovich, Tess Gerritsen, and John Saul all have in common? They give tips on getting Buzz for books in M.J. Rose?s and Douglas Clegg?s Buzz Your Book! If you are a published author, you know that not even the biggest NY publishing houses do enough advertising and promotion for the majority of their titles. Buzz your Book, written by Douglas Clegg and M.J. Rose, will give you tons of tips and ideas to get...0 points

Unleashing the Ideavirus by Seth Godin

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Survival Is Not Enough by Seth Godin

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Why CRM Doesn't Work: How to Win by Letting Customers Manage the Relationship by Frederick Newell

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There are at least eighty books available on customer relationship management (CRM), including three by Frederick Newell. Why does the world need one more? Because the old theories don't work anymore! Companies have spent millions developing CRM systems to target specific customers for specific product offerings. This approach has left customers feeling stalked and targeted like hunted prey. How do companies reach customers and find out what they want? How can companies make their customers' liv...0 points

The Bootstrapper's Bible: How to Start and Build a Business With a Great Idea and (Almost) No Money by Seth Godin

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Starting out in 1986 with practically nothing, book packager and cyberentrepreneur Seth Godin has created a new- and old-media business that now employs 40 and generates around $5 million in annual revenue. In The Bootstrapper's Bible: How to Start and Build a Business with a Great Idea and (Almost) No Money, Godin shows precisely how his own venture, and a slew of others like Dell Computer, Burton Snowboards, Bose Corporation, Starbucks, and many lesser-known companies, ultimately managed to tu...0 points

Permission Marketing: Turning Strangers into Friends and Friends into Customers by Seth Godin

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