It’s not everyday of the week you get to interview a marketing legend and it’s even rarer you interview someone else at the same time who has a profound effect on how you think about business. In this month’s podcast I was lucky enough to do both.
First up I interviewed the sage Seth Godin about his new book Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? How to Drive Your Career and Create a Remarkable Future
Next up is another New York Times Best Selling Author Tim Ferriss. To say The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich
I was flattered and proud to interview both these guys so I hope you enjoy the show.
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This podcast is part of series of interview Seth recorded to launch his new book Linchpin. You can read more about the book at the other posts here.
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Internet Marketing Episode 057 -Interviews With Seth Godin and Tim Ferris [35:12m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadRelated posts:
- The Seth Godin SEO Playbook
- Tim Ferriss Top Testing Tools
- Can You Outsource SEO like Tim Ferriss would in the 4 Hour Work Week?
- Podcast Interview With World Leading Analytics Authority Avinash Kaushik – Podcast Episode #51
- 19 Top Marketers Share Their Favourite Seth Godin Book
Kelvin Newman is SiteVisibility's Creative Director and is the editor of the UK's most listened to Marketing Podcast which is second biggest in the iTunes US.
He also spends his time at conferences, tweeting too much and working on top secret research and development projects.
#1 by Source at January 26th, 2010
I’m in a deadend job, I really need to take some advice and get some small business going! =) I need to find a niche small company of some sort.
#2 by Ben de Castella at January 31st, 2010
Kelvin: it’s the first time I’ve listened to the IMPC and I’m really impressed – investing time in this is exactly what Seth seems to be advocating in Lynchpin. Good to see you’re putting all that time at URF to good use too!