Jim James Yonazi Knihy

"The UnNoticed Entrepreneur is the solution for business owners who want to know how other founders beat the problem of being ignored. Instead of consultants entrepreneurs how to, this book is entrepreneurs sharing their own secrets to success on a focused topic; getting noticed. The book is a marketing masterclass, a curation of fifty articles covering martech tools, founder strategies and case studies which solve problems or at least provide parallel examples of solutions. The articles are written from the transcripts of twenty minute interviews with guests on the top rated The UnNoticed Entrepreneur Podcast. The book can be read from start to finish, or by dipping in and out, with a directory of all the contributors included at the end so that the conversation can continue after the book is finished. The book provides practical, proven and cost-effective solutions to the central challenge facing any business owner; how to get recognized so that leads come in, people apply to work, and partners approach to work together"-- Provided by publisher

THE UNNOTICED ENTREPRENEUR THE VISIBILITY TOOLBOX: ESSENTIAL TOOLS FOR GETTING NOTICED If you don’t want to waste any more money on marketing guru’s, this book is for you. Stacked with 50 real-world case studies, entrepreneurs explain in their words how they are getting noticed. Each article is concise, short, and can be read stand alone or taken as a holistic approach. Discover the mindset, tools and techniques that business owners are using to: Craft stories that resonate emotionally with customers. Maintain genuine connections, even as they scale. Create engaging content to drive lead generation. Amplify their message with easy-to-use tech. Communicate with their teams. Includes special insights on podcasting, AI, and measurement. This is the book that the guru’s don’t want you to read. The UnNoticed Entrepreneur is the marketing toolbox that you need.

This book constitutes the proceedings of the First International Conferences on e-Technologies and Networks for Development, ICeND 2011, held in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, in August 2011. The 29 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 90 initial submissions. The papers address new advances in the internet technologies, networking, e-learning, software applications, Computer Systems, and digital information and data communications technologies - as well technical as practical aspects.