January 10th 2012
The End of Business as Usual. Brian Solis.
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The End of Business as Usual. Brian Solis. 2012. ISBN 9781118171561. This is the epitome of a very current marketing academic book that is eminently practical. This does not make it an easy read because Brian is concise and direct in his analysis and expects the reader to do some work as well. The book is full of aha moments, and my Kindle highlights are legion. This is the book for you if you are a current practicing marketer and or academic. I especially appreciated that Brian was able to skillfully weave the entire marketing skill set into all aspects of the company. If you want to learn and earn in this space, you will need to read this book. Full disclosure- I bought this book and it is on all my Kindles. Check out his terrific blog http://www.briansolis.com/
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