The Audio Book Version of This I Know Is Available Now
So happy to announce that after countless hours in the Terstream, you can now find This I Know: Marketing Lessons from Under The Influence on both Audible and Kobo. I hope you enjoy it.
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Coming up this week on Under The Influence, it’s our annual Bookmarks episode. — Tune in Thursdays and Saturdays at 11:30 on #CBCRadio One or subscribe to our #podcast. Hope you’ll join us.
Attended a reception for a book publishing conference here in Chicago last night. A wonderful museum. The perfect venue for a book event.
View of Chicago from 80th floor of AON building. I gave a marketing talk to independent book publishers here yesterday.
Wednesday, April 25th, 2018 at 9:19pm
Tmrw we pull great stories from our research books that we couldn’t fit into our regular episodes. Like - why does hockey have three 20-minutes periods instead of two halves? And why did Gordon Lightfoot get an algebra lesson from his record company? Both answers = marketing. https://t.co/craHCrwJsV
Tmrw we pull great stories from our research books that we couldn’t fit into our regular episodes. Like - why does hockey have three 20-minutes periods instead of two halves? And why did Gordon Lightfoot get an algebra lesson from his record company? Both answers = marketing. https://t.co/craHCrwJsV
Tmrw we pull great stories from our research books that we couldn’t fit into our regular episodes. Like - why does hockey have three 20-minutes periods instead of two halves? And why did Gordon Lightfoot get an algebra lesson from his record company? Both answers = marketing. pic.twitter.com/craHCrwJsV
— Terry O'Reilly (@terryoinfluence) April 25, 2018
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