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David Meerman Scott

I write about strategies to turn fans into customers and customers into fans. I also share ways to use real-time strategies to spread ideas, influence minds, and build business.

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Tom Cruise was everywhere on television last week promoting his new mega-budget sci-fi spectacular Edge of Tomorrow which released this weekend.

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Just in time for Fathers Day (or a very early start on Mothers Day 2015), I’m offering a special limited-quantity boxed special edition of Marketing the Moon signed by Gene Cernan, the last man to walk on the moon who wrote the foreword to the book as well as signed by my co...

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I just finished Michael Lewis’ fantastic new book Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt and enjoyed it immensely. I’ve been a Lewis fan from the beginning. Lewis is about my age and his book Liar’s Poker, which I loved, released when I was working on Wall Street in the 1980s. Lew...

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In 2002 I left a nice, safe corporate career to find my art, to discover my true self, and to live life as a freak.

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Several weeks ago I announced my newest book Marketing the Moon which I wrote with Rich Jurek. The book tells the story of the most successful marketing and public relations campaign in history, featuring heroic astronauts, press-savvy rocket scientists, enthusiastic reporte...

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Geek alert(!!)

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If you’ve heard me speak about Real-Time Marketing & PR, you’ve likely heard me riff on Dave Carroll and his United Breaks Guitars video series, which has racked up some 16 million YouTube views. I love the videos. Song number one is especially catchy. And it is a terrif...

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This morning, Amazon announced an October launch of Kindle MatchBook, a new program that will allow people who have purchased print copies of a title to get the same title as a Kindle ebook for a nominal price, ranging from free to $2.99. I figure this will cost me $4,000 a ...

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