Do you have a media channel strategy? (You should.)

May 10, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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Twenty years ago, only big companies and TV stars worried about media channels. Oprah was on TV, then she added radio. Two channels. Then a magazine. Pepsi set out to dominate TV with their message, and billboards and vending machines....

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Empty your library

April 26, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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If you've read one of my books, thanks. I write them to be read, so without you, it would be a pointless exercise. I'm asking a favor: Would you give your copy (or lend, I'm fine either way) of Linchpin...

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Publishing books to make money…

April 1, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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is a little like hanging out in a singles bar if you want to get married. It might work, but there are way better ways to accomplish your goal. If you love writing or making music or blogging or any...

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Driveby culture and the endless search for wow

March 22, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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The net has spawned two new ways to create and consume culture. The first is the wide-open door for amateurs to create. This is blogging and online art, wikipedia and the maker movement. These guys get a lot of press,...

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Helping spread the word

March 11, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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Since Linchpin was published six weeks ago, I've gotten some terrific email. Most of it is about individuals who used the ideas in the book to instigate a process of self-reinvention or validation. Some of the best mail, though, has...

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TEDthink

February 11, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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Can you factor this? If you're like most people, you get a little queasy at the thought. And when you were in tenth grade, you surely wondered why they were bothering you. (the answer is (x-2) times (x-2), in case...

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Linchpin videos (first in a series)

February 8, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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We're traveling around, finding interesting people and asking them to riff for a minute or two about what makes someone indispensable. Kicking off the weekly series is Gary Vee. Click the picture to view it. We'll do four for February...

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What’s expected vs. what’s amazing

February 4, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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I visited a favorite restaurant last week, a place that, alas, I hadn't been to in months. The waiter remembered that I don't like cilantro. Unasked, she brought it up. Incredible. This was uncalled for, unnecessary and totally delightful. Scott...

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The difference between a bonus and free

February 3, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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Free is something you get, no matter what. A bonus is something you get as an add-on when you purchase something, or trade your attention. The purpose of free is to spread the word, alert the universe and generate interest....

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Why write a book?

January 28, 2010 by RoosterMoon Publishing · Leave a Comment
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If you've never written a non-fiction book, there are a lot of reasons why you might want to. It organizes your thoughts. It's a big project worthy of your attention. Noted. But once you've written a book, it's not clear...

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