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Waiting For Your Cat To Bark Review
By Anthony Garcia
June 10th, 2006
Things are steaming ahead full force at Future Now, worker bees are humming around, and Bryan and Jeffrey Eisenberg are flying all over the country doing presentations on Persuasion Architecture and answering interviewers questions about the book.
Waiting for Your Cat to Bark will be officially released on Tuesday June 13th. Already reviews are starting to come in. Like this one at over at ICE "Improving Customer Experience".
Seen any reviews of the book? We’d like to know about ‘em.
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Waiting for Your Cat to Bark Review
In ‘Waiting for Your Cat to Bark’, Bryan Jeffrey Eisenberg with Lisa Davis have delivered the manifesto for the next 10 or 20 years of online marketing. In this brief yet sweeping book they convincingly argue that marketing…
June 12th, 2006
3:38 pm
I listened to Jeffrey Eisenberg today on Ronn Owens’ program in San Francisco with great interest and enthusiasm.
Most of all, I really appreciated hearing his comments on the connection between technology and the human element. As a manager in Silicon Valley, I have found it imperative to emphasize to both high-tech executives and workers that behind all this gadgetry, it’s all about the individual who connects to your site.
And seduction is not a dirty word. I’m very excited by these insights, and hope the Eisenberg brothers spread this nationally and globally too.
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