Foreword Thinking 03 – How Punk (Marketing) Are You?
Welcome to episode #3 of Foreword Thinking – The Business and Motivational Book Review Podcast presented by HarperCollins Canada. I was always into punk music, so having the opportunity to interview Richard Laermer and Mark Simmons from the book, Punk Marketing was of interest to me. While the guys are not sporting the piss n’ vinegar tattoos or torn jeans of the music genre from which they snagged their book title, they are asking us to, “get off your ass and join the revolution.” Let’s take a listen and hear just how punk they truly are…
Download the Podcast here: Foreword Thinking Podcast – Episode 3: How Punk (Marketing) Are You?
- Running time: 25:52.
- Welcome to Foreword Thinking – The Business and Motivational Book Review Podcast presented by HarperCollins Canada.
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- On the bookshelf (and night table):
- Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill (published in 1937).
- The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles (published in 1910).
- How To Talk So People Listen by Sonya Hamlin.
- In conversation with Richard Laermer and Mark Simmons – co-authors of Punk Marketing.
- Recorded on the phone – I apologize for the sound quality.
- Interview runs about 17 minutes.
- Punk Marketing Manifesto can be downloaded off the Punk Marketing website.
- Winner from last episode HarperCollins Canada Three Book Prize Pack is: Jamie Mendelovitch Jamie wins a copy of:
- Robin Sharma, The Greatness Guide.
- John Naisbitt, Mind Set! Reset Your Thinking and See the Future.
- Jim Collins, Good to Great.
- See you next episode.
