Readers here on exceler8ion know that Shannon and I are social media advocates and practitioners. As geek marketers we use this stuff, we live this stuff, and we make this stuff. Joseph Jaffe of JaffeJuice.com, a respected colleague and conversation leader in our space is hosting an online book sale today over on Amazon.com. His latest book is called Join The Conversation and promises to share new research, case studies, insights, along with trends in social media that are happening right now in businesses around the world - large and small.
Joseph is using OUR network of bloggers and blog readers along with his offline and online social networks to make a statement about our collective voice today by selling as many books on this day as we can (Sunday October 21, 2007). I just purchased a copy for Shannon and I, and I hope you do the same. Joseph does very good work.
Buy the book today using this link and Joseph will donate all the affiliate commissions from today’s book sales to charity.
If you want to enjoy more of Joseph’s work I’d also suggest you listen to his weekly podcast Jaffe Juice and visit his company Crayon, a social media company among the first agencies to build online communities in Second Life.
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Thank you for your support and kind words. You inspire me to continue doing this…
It’s our pleasure Joseph - and the same back at you. We can’t wait to read your book. We’re following your sales progress today via your Twitterfeed and we’re very happy to see that you’ve already broken into the Top 100 overall books and you’ve reached #1 in Marketing and Advertising. We expect even greater things by this evening!
Thanks for the heads up! By coincidence, I was reading this yesterday and thought you might like it: It’s a Conversation, Stupid!
To what’s behind all of this I really don’t have a clue but saw your post and didn’t want to miss the train.
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