Posts Tagged ‘chris brogan’

If you haven’t picked up your copy of Seth Godin’s latest primer, Linchpin: Are You Indispensable yet, you might want to have a run on over to your local bookstore.

With strong recommendations from both Chris Brogan and Todd Sattersten, my hardcover arrived in the mail on Friday, and by Saturday evening I’d polished it off.

So here’s the nutshell: The world’s changed forever. Social media networks and the deepening financial crisis have destroyed the former secure economic foundations of the corporate world and remaining a mere silent cog in the big wheel, biding your time behind the scenes isn’t cutting it anymore.

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I was thinking about some of my more prolific blogging friends lately, truly prolific and consistent e-scribes like Dan Harris, Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, Damjan DeNoble & James Flanagan, Marc van der Chijs, Jeff Wasserstrom, Will Moss, and David Wolf. It got me wondering what exactly differentiates the frequent writers from the occasional dabblers? Why do certain bloggers maintain such a torrid pace while others can’t be bothered to lift a typing finger, when lightning-quick dispatching is the very thing they do best?

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I enjoyed the way Chris Brogan described a business’ soul today at his blog. I suspect you will too.

Chris Brogan talks about how authors miss out on a lot of opportunities to interact with their fans long after a book is written.

It took me a while today to find the perfect guest, and Chris Brogan has won the prize. Check out this awesome series of clips showing you what it takes to be an overnight online success.