Right from the moment CK announced MarketingProf’s new Book Club initiative hosted by her, I knew this was going to be good. Read on more on her blog if you don’t know what the Book Club is. Unfortunately I didn’t get the book in time before the first book review, but I still logged in and started reading what people had written. Although I expected more people initially (more than 450 people signed up for it) I found the discussions very interesting and commented on few occasions myself.
For me this was on of the most engaging marketing related experiences, since I started blogging about it. You’re discussing with professionals like CK, Mack Collier, Mark Goren, David Reich, Ann Hadley and many others and I guess we all learned from it (at least I did). Therefore I also like the initiative Mark has taken to create a blog roll with all participants of the first book review. I’ve taken out all blogs (some links are business websites) and added them to my OPML as well. Good idea Mark, hope you can maintain the list ;-)
The next book review: which book, when? May I suggest Made To Stick (and the sooner the better).
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Kris: Thanks for the shout-out. I’ll do my best to keep it going. Like your recommendation for the next book. Have you scored an advance copy?
Kris – thanks for this lovely follow-up post! I have definitely taken your book recommendation to heart. Maybe we can feature ‘Made to Stick’ in an upcoming segment. Our next segment (round 2!) will launch in mid-February (we’ll be discussing branding and divergence) with Group Review and discussion in March. We’ll be holding segments every two months and I have some “surprise” segments coming as well…stay tuned.
Again, thanks for making the first segment so enjoyable–I learned a lot from you bookworms!
@ Mark: Thanks for the comment, I haven’t scored an advanced copy but ordered the book on Amazon yesterday. Hope it’s good :)
@CK: Count me in
Hi Chris — Yes, it was fun, wasn’t it. Thanks for your comments. I remember you on one of my discussion threads. I’m anxiously awaiting the next book club too.
Regards.
Any one use this book in a book club yet? I am looking for guiding questions for my leadership team.
Any one know of anyone who has used this book in a book club? I want to use this book with my executive leadership team in our book club. I’m looking for questions and ideas! Thanks
Thank You