Church of the Customer gets Naked
TweetYou know, we’ve gotten tons of reviews for our book. I don’t link to many of them cause, personally, it just gets a little boring after a while. But the Church of the Customer authors just...
View ArticleEdelman gets Naked
TweetI was talking with Richard Edelman yesterday (his blog is here) and he told me he bought about 250 copies of my book. “Oh, were you the one who bought from Amazon?” I asked. Wiley had already seen...
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Bloomberg, Tom Peters, GottaBeMobile, get Naked
TweetTom Peters.com gets Naked. (Nice interview!) Bloomberg.com gets Naked. Dennis Rice gets Naked. When is your business going to get Naked?
View ArticleAnother great day
TweetIt started with a meeting with the Hotmail (er, Windows Live Mail) team this morning. At one point I was chatting with Omar Shahine. Really we were comparing various teams and how they approached...
View ArticleBook tour part #468
TweetI didn’t realize just how much work publishing a book caused AFTER publishing the book. Shel and I have been on dozens of radio stations, most of which are during drive time on the East Coast...
View ArticleBest reason for partial text feeds I’ve seen yet
TweetBrad Fitzpatrick drew the best scariest caricature I’ve seen of me yet. I’ve been sent it by lots of people, so he definitely has lots of fans.
View ArticleScoble should be fired, author tells Microsoft
Heh, I’m getting emails from across Microsoft. Seems that Brian Fugere just told Microsoft, in a presentation on the Redmond Campus (we invite people to speak to our employees nearly every day — those...
View ArticleHow to fix boring corporate blogs (interview with Shel Israel)
Publish Magazine has an interesting interview with Naked Conversations co-author, Shel Israel. The post How to fix boring corporate blogs (interview with Shel Israel) appeared first on Scobleizer.
View ArticleGreat reviews of our blog book keep flowing in
I’m very honored to see the reviews that keep flowing in about our blog book on corporate blogging. Jack Nork really liked it, saying “It is extremely well done. I found myself nodding my head and...
View ArticleRick Segal gets to the heart of what rocks about corporate blogs
One little sentence, by Venture Capitalist Rick Segal, explains just why corporate blogging is so powerful: “having one of the designers tell me what they fixed, what didn’t get added, etc, tends to...
View ArticleNo GYM #7: Joe Jaffe is offering a deal for reviewers of his book
My attention is focused on how authors get their books sold now that our own book is coming out soon. Joe Jaffe has an interesting way to get people to hear about his book, Life After the 30-Second...
View Article#13: Indian worker quits after blog dispute
Another in the pile of “be careful if you’re blogging while identified with a company.” Here ZDNet in India reports that Gaurav Sabnis quit his IBM job after a blog dispute. The post #13: Indian worker...
View Article#46: Blogging does not integrate, Shel says
Shel is writing up a storm over on our book blog, Naked Conversations. He and I met the other day and he told me that he is hearing lots of companies thinking about integrating blogging into their...
View ArticleBook reviews in audio
You know, it’s so gratifying to be getting so many nice reviews (a few more just came in and Shel put those up on Naked Conversations). But it’s even weirder to hear your book discussed on a podcast....
View ArticleAmazon hooks in Naked Conversations?
When we started our Naked Conversations book blog (the book starts shipping next week, by the way) I never imagined that booksellers would change their practices to include book blogs. Amazon just...
View ArticleWant an invite to Naked Conversations’ launch parties
By the way, we’re planning on having launch parties in both Medina, WA (right next door to Jeff Bezos’ house and on the same street as Bill Gates’ house) and in Silicon Valley at TechCrunch’s...
View ArticleThanks to Buzz and Andy
Just a personal note to Buzz Bruggeman (CEO of ActiveWords) and Andy Ruff (PM on Microsoft’s Entourage team). They both played key roles in making our book happen. Thanks so much to both of you for...
View ArticleWe’re being sold in Peoria
Heheh, Stephen Streight is the first retail customer of our book that we know about (says he liked the book better than the blog too!). That’s great cause he was one of our top participants on the...
View ArticleTim reads Naked…
Naked Conversations, that is. Heheh. Thanks to Tim Bray of Sun Microsystems for the nice review. He’s the co-inventor of XML and I admire him a lot. His speech last year at Northern Voice was wonderful...
View ArticleOff to first of Naked launch parties
Let’s all get naked! Heheh. No, this isn’t a porn site. I just am excited about seeing Naked Conversations on Technorati’s book list (it’s currently at #5). How is this list generated? From all the...
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