I had a hard time with this book. On the one hand it is an excellent book about high tech marketing, or really, any marketing that is done to a niche product that has the potential to go mainstream w… more →
Working Through the BookLogalper celik wrote 2 months ago: I am trying to find mission and vision statements for a project that I involved in. I just realized … more →
Brant Cooper wrote 4 months ago: As with most marketing terms, the phrase “market segment” is often tossed about careless … more →
dpatti wrote 5 months ago: Early in my career, ISO-9000 was just coming into vogue and my employer, Manpower had earned the hon … more →
billbennettnz wrote 10 months ago: Anyone who has been around the IT business for more than a couple of years can probably name half-a- … more →
Vincent van Wylick wrote 10 months ago: This is a good question to ‘crowdscource,’ as I’m sure there’s some disagree … more →
Dave Stein wrote 10 months ago: I read an article on Inc.com about a recent survey performed by Robert Half. According to the resul … more →
blakeweb wrote 1 year ago: Geoffrey Moore, author of Crossing the Chasm, one of the most famous startup marketing books ever, s … more →
kbooks wrote 1 year ago: In the worldwide bestseller The Innovator’s Dilemma, Clayton M. Christensen exposed a crushin … more →
elliotross wrote 1 year ago: Maybe it is because of my technical background. But I have found that suggesting, recommending, or h … more →
eipi10 wrote 1 year ago: I had a hard time with this book. On the one hand it is an excellent book about high tech marketing … more →
thatray wrote 1 year ago: Vegas… Dwayne, Jason, and I were in Vegas last week attending the Fortune Small Business Growt … more →
Gadi Shamia wrote 1 year ago: While everyone in the tech industry was busy with who was briefed about Google OpenSocial, Shai Agas … more →
Tom Humbarger wrote 2 years ago: Geoffrey Moore (managing director of TCG Advisors, venture partner at Mohr Davidow Ventures and bes … more →