Mark to be published in forthcoming book

I am honored to be selected by Drew McLellan to contribute to a chapter in a book entitled “Age of Conversation 3 — It’s Time to Get Busy!“, that will be published in early April 2010 by Channel V Books, and be available through Amazon and other book sources.

This book features over 300 prominent bloggers (and somehow me too!) discussing how to translate blogging into growing businesses.

This book is not intended to be about bloggers for bloggers; rather, the book is an in-depth discussion of how marketers can leverage blogging to build their brand and begin/reinforce relationship-building conversations with customers, especially Best Customers.

The book also has its own web site: http://www.ageofconversation.com, if you want to learn some more about its genesis and development.  If you want to preview the authors, you can find the extensive list here:  http://www.drewsmarketingminute.com/2010/03/authorsf-age-of-conversation-3.html.

I will provide you with some more details about publication as they come out.

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