![]() ![]() I think in many respects though, Abraham’s book is even more relevant today than it was back in 2000. If the year 2000 is “old school”, then Jay Abraham’s Getting Everything You Can Out of All You’ve Got is old school. Those are all important tools for sure, but they are not the only tools. As a marketer, how would you know where to start? I think when you talk marketing today, most people think of Google Adwords or Adsense, Twitter, Facebook and yada yada social media this and that. ![]() My first thought was, “Wow! this guy really covers a lot of ground in 357 pages” – but marketing covers a lot of ground. Or has it? Has marketing changed or has the playing field been leveled? Perusing the index of this book is a real eye-opener. ![]() Marketing has changed a lot since Jay Abraham first published Getting Everything You Can Out of All You’ve Got in 2000. I have always been intrigued, and a little baffled, by the concept of marketing. ![]()
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