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Summer Reading #10 – Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead

At Public Words we’re keen followers of David Meerman Scott, author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR, World Wide Rave, and Real-Time Marketing and PR, due out in November.  David has released a...

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Summer Reading #15: The Buying Brain – Secrets for Public Speakers

Ever since I heard Dr. A. K. Pradeep, neuromarketing researcher extraordinaire, speak at SXSW this past March, I have been eagerly awaiting his book, The Buying Brain:  Secrets for Selling to the...

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What Is Charisma? – and Other Mysteries of Communications

For my blog today, I'm posting an interview I did for a superlative marketer (and Internet radio show host), Mary van de Weil.  I talk about how to create your own charisma, how to align the two...

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Should you write an ebook

We’ve been getting lots of questions about eBooks so we decided to dedicate our first Public Words newsletter to the topic. Many authors ask us whether they should write and publish their own eBooks....

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Nick Morgan Explains How To Give A Presentation That Changes The World

In the marketing world, the best ideas don’t always win. One of the main reasons is because they’re not presented well (in essence, a poor presentation can kill the best of ideas). In this podcast,...

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The art of storytelling

These days, we’re awash in data and information and can’t remember it all. But we do remember stories. Effective storytelling is the key to making your ideas stick, your path to market unique, and your...

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People I’m Grateful for #4: David Meerman Scott

This blog is the fourth in a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world of communications.  Today, my gratitude is for David Meerman Scott.  The series is personal and...

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Ten Great Speaker Web Sites

If someone is thinking of hiring you to speak at their next event, it’s almost guaranteed that they will look at your web site. It will help them determine what your message is, your typical audience...

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Mitch Joel, the Future, and Ctrl Alt Delete

I recently had the very great pleasure of talking to one of the real masters of the Internet universe, Mitch Joel.  He’s just come out with a new book, Ctrl Alt Delete: Reboot Your Business. Reboot...

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Writing and Publishing a Book – Part One

Having just finished a new book on body language, brain science, and how people communicate, due out in May 2014 from Harvard, I’m going to post a brief series on writing – what I’ve learned.  Is it...

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The Moon Landing and the Power of Storytelling

On May 25, 1961, President Kennedy spoke to Congress: I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the Moon and returning him...

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The Other Skill Speakers Need to Succeed

Giving a speech is a high-adrenaline, people-oriented, immediate-gratification event.  The ranks of professional speakers tend to be filled with extroverts, not surprisingly. Their reasons for opting...

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What is your digital footprint?

Public speakers today, like many another knowledge worker, live and die by the amount of attention they can win in the virtual world.  It’s a sweepstakes with constantly changing odds, a lottery with...

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John Jantsch’s Self-Reliant Entrepreneur

It’s always a pleasure to catch up with the Duct-Tape Marketer, John Jantsch.  John is a phenomenal marketer, focusing on small business, and I’ve followed his work for a decade.  His new book is The...

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A Q and A with Ron Tite, Author of Think Do Say

It’s a great pleasure to catch up with Ron Tite and learn about his new book, Think Do Say.  Ron is the founder of Church+State, a content marketing agency, an executive producer and host of the...

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Are You Building a Fanocracy? A Q and A with David Meerman Scott

David Meerman Scott is a long-time friend and I’ve had the distinct pleasure of coaching him from time to time, too.  His perennial bestseller, The New Rules of Marketing and PR, launched his career...

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Just One Question Episode 1: Nick chats with Marketing Keynote Speaker David...

I’m starting a new series of brief video posts with friends of Public Words. For this chat I conducted recently with David Meerman Scott, I wanted to check in with him to see how he is doing during the...

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What is your digital footprint?

Public speakers today, like many another knowledge worker, live and die by the amount of attention they can win in the virtual world.  It’s a sweepstakes with constantly changing odds, a lottery with...

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John Jantsch’s Self-Reliant Entrepreneur

It’s always a pleasure to catch up with the Duct-Tape Marketer, John Jantsch.  John is a phenomenal marketer, focusing on small business, and I’ve followed his work for a decade.  His new book is The...

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A Q and A with Ron Tite, Author of Think Do Say

It’s a great pleasure to catch up with Ron Tite and learn about his new book, Think Do Say.  Ron is the founder of Church+State, a content marketing agency, an executive producer and host of the...

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