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John’s Online Marketing Gems is the remarkable culmination of John Thomasen’s career as a master marketer at some of the top companies in the world. Having worked at companies including eBay, TiVo, and Fujitsu, as well as various tech startups, Thomasen has acquired marketing insights that few others ever have. Now it is time to share that knowledge with the world. John’s Online Marketing Gems is filled with 25 priceless gems: Gem #1: My Best SEO Idea Ever Gem #2: Sweepstakes Work Gem #3: Does Email Matter? Gem #4: How I Increased Mobile User Acquisition 2147% Gem #5: Design Matters Gem #6: Retargeting Gem #7: The Real Psychology of Viral Marketing Gem #8: Alternative Keywords for Search Gem #9: Hack Your Growth Gem #10: The Great SEM Lab Gem #11: Reward Yourself Gem #12: Don’t Stress Over CPM, CPC, and CPA Gem #13: How Not to do Content Marketing Gem #14: How to do Content Marketing Gem #15: Inside Out Gem #16: How I Tripled Traffic for No Extra Cost Gem #17: Dramatic Visuals Gem #18: Stopping Power Gem #19: Acronyms Gem #20: Affiliate Marketing Gem #21: The 20% Rule of Social Media Marketing Gem #22: Is There a Point? Gem #23: Focus Gem #24: Start Near the Finish Line Gem #25: Involve Everyone in Marketing Industry media have shown praise for John’s Marketing Gems and John’s Online Marketing Gems. “Remarkable! The most inspiring marketing advice in years.” -- The San Francisco Chronicle “John Thomasen has done it. He has put together what can only be described as a classic.” -- Ivey Business Journal “Brilliant book. Thomasen provides plenty of useful examples. ” -- Buzzfeed

John’s Marketing Gems is the remarkable culmination of John Thomasen’s career as a master marketer at some of the top companies in the world. Having worked at companies including eBay, TiVo, and Fujitsu, as well as various tech startups, Thomasen has acquired marketing insights that few others ever have. Now it is time to share that knowledge with the world. John’s Marketing Gems is filled with 25 priceless gems: Gem #1: Pay the Customer, Not the Media Company Gem #2: Incentives Work Gem #3: Tell Me a Story Gem #4: The Truth about Testing Gem #5: What is Marketing? Gem #6: Give Me the Features Gem #7: ROI is Almost Meaningless Gem #8: I Hate Surveys Gem #9: I Love Surveys Gem #10: Cause a Riot Gem #11: Find Your Position Gem #12: Swarm Them Gem #13: Keep Loyalty Programs Simple Gem #14: Outsource Everything Gem #15: How I Tripled Sales at a Major Computer Company Gem #16: Understand the Situation Gem #17: How I Helped Revitalize TiVo Gem #18: Are Brands Important? Gem #19: People Remember Images Gem #20: Understand Your Margins Gem #21: Leverage the Knowledge of Others Gem #22: Limit Choices Gem #23: The Value of a Customer Gem #24: The 3 Ms of Viral Marketing Gem #25: Learn from Vitamin Water Industry media have shown praise for John’s Marketing Gems and John’s Online Marketing Gems. “Remarkable! The most inspiring marketing advice in years.” -- The San Francisco Chronicle “John Thomasen has done it. He has put together what can only be described as a classic.” -- Ivey Business Journal “Brilliant book. Thomasen provides plenty of useful examples. ” -- Buzzfeed

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