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Elizabeth Vnukova vnukova — "Is social media a waste of time for businesses?" This question gets asked and debated a lot. If the jury is still out on social media in your mind, then I recommend you read Likeable Social Media. Author Dave Kerpen answers the question about social media's business value on the very first page. He begins the book by telling the story of waiting in the check-in line at the trendiest hotel in Las Vegas. Frustrated, he pulled out his BlackBerry and tweeted about the unpleasantness of waiting for an hour. He got a return tweet — from a competitor of that hotel. Dave then writes, "Guess where I ended up staying the next time I went to Las Vegas." He points out that a single tweet resulted in a $600 sale for the competitor. That opening story is an example of the kind of practical insights you will get from Likeable Social Media: How to Delight Your Customers, Create an Irresistible Brand, and Be Generally Amazing on Facebook (& Other Social Networks). As the title indicates, the book is primarily about Facebook, with a healthy dose of Twitter for good measure. There are references, for sure, to other social sites such as LinkedIn. But mostly those are in passing or lumped in at the end. What you'll learn from this book are nuts and bolts about how to harness Facebook and Twitter for marketing purposes, to build a brand and deepen customer loyalty. I liked this book because of the many practical marketing examples and how-tos. The book always starts with strategic objectives -- but doesn't stop there. It tells you what you need to do to accomplish your objectives. Above review excerpted from my original review at Small Business Trends.

Sreejith Ks sreejithks — a light hearted little mystery. Points in its favor: Birdwatching Romance in the older crowd (it's nice to have love in the gray haired set once in a while) entertaining in a Miss Marple kind of way. Several books for birders recommended (none of which I knew): Peregrine- published in the 1970's: the real life diary of an Englishman called Baker, who becomes obsessed with a peregrine falcon The Herring Gull, by Tinbergen The Falconer of Central Park- also about an Englishman who spent all his time while living in NYC people watching and bird watching

Perviz Bagirov perviz339 — as far as ancient texts go, this piece of writing is superb. written about odysseus and his travels from troy back home, it is exciting and amusing. the language isn't hard to decipher (assuming you are reading a translation into english) and it is fun to research the background and the rules that are laid down in this text. the rules that are laid down are clearly the rules that the greeks used to live by. if you like your history, read this book!!

Prachi Jaipuria prachi_jaipuria — No matter how well the author handle the romance and chemistry within such a few pages, the incredulity I found at the very end of this book just drop the grade I intended to give from 4 to 3 stars. Considering Chinese palanquin's design, you don't climb into one after chasing away an enermy and threatening him his life a mere second ago no matter how horny you are. No. It's just plain dumb -- like jumping into a sword box without anything magic about it.