Small Is the New Big And Other Rifts, Rants, and Remarkable Business
Ideas
Seth Godin
Read by Seth Godin
An Audiofile Earphones Award Winner
Is it better to be CEO of Craigslist or the head of UPS? Bestselling business
author Seth Godin reveals why small is better (among other surprises) in this
full-size dose of brilliant, provocative thinking.
Big used to matter. . . and then small happened. Enron (big) got audited by
Andersen (big) and failed (big). American Airlines (big) is getting creamed by
Jet Blue (smaller and way faster). Today, little companies often make more money
than big companies. So why are so many people still stuck on “big is better”?
Seth Godin is famous for fans who are focused, connected, and dissatisfied with
the status quo. His books, blog posts, magazine articles, and speeches have
inspired entrepreneurs, marketing people, innovators, and managers around the
world. Small Is the New Big collects the best short pieces from his
pioneering blog, ranked #70 in worldwide readership. It also includes his most
popular columns from Fast Company magazine and several of his short
e-books.
Always stimulating, never predictable, Godin continues to change the way we
think about marketing, work, and change itself.
PRAISE FOR THE AUDIO EDITION:
"This audiobook will last all year, or perhaps, a lifetime. Godin is a skilled and dynamic presenter, and his originality and spontaneous style come across perfectly in audio. Whether two sentences or 20 minutes, the topics provide thought exercise for anyone interested in the culture of innovation. Audiofile (Earphones Award Winner)
Audiobook Abridged; 7 ˝ hours on 6 CDs
(978-1-59887-056-5) 1-59887-056-4 (CD) Small Is the New Big by Seth
Godin
SETH GODIN is the author of several international bestsellers
including Purple Cow and All Marketers Are Liars. He is also the
editor of The Big Moo, an unprecedented collaboration of 33 of the
world’s smartest business thinkers. His blog,
www.SethGodin.com, is a
daily must-read for countless movers and shakers. A renowned public speaker, he
was founder and CEO of Yoyodyne.
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