THE NOW REVOLUTION

Read The NOW Revolution, the best-selling book on social business from Jay Baer and Amber Naslund.

Every customer is a reporter. Every employee is in marketing. And speed matter like never before. In The NOW Revolution, you'll learn:

- How to build a culture that empowers social
- How to activate your customers and employees
- How to listen and respond to real-time opportunities
- How to manage a social media crisis
- How to effectively measure social media, including ROI

Endorsed by Seth Godin, Chris Brogan, Ann Handley, John Jantsch and dozens of other social media and social business leaders.

Available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple and in all hard cover and digital formats. Also, in audio via Audible.

Click here to get the first chapter free.

4 Critical Steps for Marketing in a Recession (video)

Greetings. I’ve put together another video blog post, this time on a subject that’s on everyone’s mind: How to Market in a Recession. Do you believe?

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About Jay Baer

Jay Baer is a hype-free social media strategist & speaker, tequila guy, and co-author of The NOW Revolution. Jay is the founder of http://convinceandconvert.com and host of the Social Pros podcast.

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Andrea -

Thanks very much for the kind words. No question that consumers still want the same things, especially from brands they've already trusted. That's why I believe email will be HUGE in 2009 and 2010 if it's executed properly. Go get 'em!

Amen, amen, amen, Jason. Thank you for clearly articulating exactly what I've been thinking. My niche are independent fashion designers and apparel-related businesses, and I'm also telling them that the need vs. want impulse for purchases hasn't changed, it's just that buyers are more discriminating. So they have to be even more in contact with them and even more clearly demonstrate the value of their collections.

Thanks for the great post!

Am liking the video blog post from @jaybaer about 4 critical steps for marketing in a recession. http://tinyurl.com/6kd8n9 Good stuff.

Andrea -

Thanks very much for the kind words. No question that consumers still want the same things, especially from brands they've already trusted. That's why I believe email will be HUGE in 2009 and 2010 if it's executed properly. Go get 'em!

Amen, amen, amen, Jason. Thank you for clearly articulating exactly what I've been thinking. My niche are independent fashion designers and apparel-related businesses, and I'm also telling them that the need vs. want impulse for purchases hasn't changed, it's just that buyers are more discriminating. So they have to be even more in contact with them and even more clearly demonstrate the value of their collections.

Thanks for the great post!