How I Built a Massive Social Following in 30 Days
by Brendan Kane
appears in Marketing, Business, and Nonfiction.
You and your organization have the ability, talent, and desire to change the world as we know it. The first crucial step is getting your brand?s message in front of the right people. But that?s not an easy feat. More than 60 billion online messages are sent into the world every day, and only a select few companies can succeed in the mad scramble fo...
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Consider Give and Take by Adam Grant. Recommended by 34 sources.
“A research-heavy exploration of how reciprocity styles—givers, takers, and matchers—shape professional success. Grant uses stories from business, sports, and entertainment to argue that selfless givers can rise to the top if they avoid burnout and exploitation. The book is densely packed with studies, which makes it convincing but sometimes overwhelming. Useful for understanding networking through a generous lens, though the sheer volume of examples may feel like a barrage. Annoying if you want fewer anecdotes and more actionable steps.”
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