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Anonymous
Posted October 28, 2011
Terrible Book - do not waste your money
There are no useful suggestions in this book. In a nutshell, their advice is for you to create a "remarkable" website.... if you have a "remarkable" website then every other website will offer a link to your website. Wow, brilliant insight, guys. Do NOT waste your money on this.
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Excellent resource for entrepreneurs
Inbound Marketing explains why internet marketing is more effective than traditional marketing. Then it presents many valuable internet marketing strategies. It is a well-organized book, filled with current ideas. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to drive more traffic to his website.
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JetmiraKaziu
Posted October 31, 2011
Highly Recommended for Novice Marketers!
Inbound Marketing is a brilliant book for the novice to Internet Marketing and Social Media. It provides detailed coverage of the essential social media marketing topics like Pay-Per-Click, Search Engine Optimization, Lead Nurturing and Social Bookmarking in a very understandable and easy way. Winning strategies on how to be successful in Facebook, Twitter and Google combined with great success stories like Obama Campaign, Zappos and Whole Foods, really convinces you that with some time and smarts you can create value for your company. You can simply say this book is "remarkable" (just about the most amazing word you will find throughout the book) I think Shah and Halligan were aiming to inspire people to effectively use social media and internet marketing to capture the target market and sell the products without trying to sell to the target market. This book puts emphasis on the quality of the content and an individual's astuteness to their marketing effectiveness rather than " the size of the wallet". At the same time, they continuously explain what not to do, which I found extremely helpful. In addition, at the end of each chapter there are important links and checklist of what each one of us needs to do to start improving inbound marketing. I learned a lot from this book like: 1. I don't have to spend a lot of money to design my website 2. I need a blog for my site and my blogs need catchy titles and remarkable content. 3. I can measure my site's outreach by using free web analytics tools. 4. I learned how to get found on social media with most emphasis on Facebook, Twitter,Linkedin, Digg, StumbleUpon and Google. 5. Using conversion to encourage site visitors to engage 6. Utilizing Google Reader to subscribe to blogs that interest me and are relevant to my business 7. How to recruit and interview inbound marketers. 8. Most importantly I learned that in order to succeed in inbound marketing, I need to be patient and very committed. I think anyone who is a novice like myself, to Internet and Social Media Marketing should definitely get a copy and read "Inbound Marketing: Get found using Goggle, Social media, and Blogs"
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Helpful look at how to help people to find your product online
Conventional marketing no longer makes sense. Ads are costly and people are paying less attention to traditional media. Most marketers seek the young people's market (ages 18-34), but few youthful consumers read extensively. Many viewers record TV shows and fast-forward through commercials. A lot of today's worthiest promotion happens online. But just shifting to blasting people with ads over the Internet is a backward marketing strategy. Now you need to direct your marketing so that people will look for you online. In their book, web-marketing experts Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah show how to reach out to your market through web pages, blogs, podcasts and social networks. Halligan and Shah demonstrate that commercial success depends on developing and producing quality content online. getAbstract recommends this eye-opening report to businesses large and small, established and brand new.
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Anonymous
Posted July 12, 2010
Get up to date with eMarketing trends
Great information and advice. Seems thorough and well researched. Fairly easy to read and logically organized. If you rely on SEO, you need to understand the topics in this book.
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I feel the constant references to a site developed by the writer's own company are a great detriment to this book. This practice takes away from the legitimacy of the book and seems counter to the author's own advice. -
A practical guide to a better way of marketing
Inbound Marketing adeptly describes how online technologies have dramatically altered how organizations and individuals conduct business, communicate, and spread ideas. The internet has significantly leveled the playing field between businesses and consumers. Internet tools provide efficient platforms from which consumers can individually and collectively have their voices heard and their needs and wants better understood. For astute businesses, this phenomenon has profoundly impacted their marketing strategies. The authors emphasize that effective marketing is becoming increasingly dependent upon being found by your target audience and by creating networking channels that enable your customers to interact with you and your business and with fellow customers.
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With a down to earth approach, this book describes methods for how organizations can effectively leverage internet tools to reach and broaden their customer base. Each chapter provides clear and concrete steps that can be implemented immediately in order to build presence, trust, and loyalty on the web. "Inbound Marketing" clearly describes how to increase your ranking on internet search engines, gives tips on creating useful and interactive content (through blogs and social networks such as facebook), and provides guidance for measuring your progress. This "how to" book is an excellent resource for anyone looking for a practical guide to the most current internet marketing strategies. -
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