Cashing In With Content: How Innovative Marketers Use Digital Information to Turn Browsers into Buyers

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Cashing In With Content: How Innovative Marketers Use Digital Information to Turn Browsers into Buyers
by David Meerman Scott
from Information Today, Inc.

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Attract Website Visitors with Rich Content
  Cashing in With Content is about attracting visitors to your website, so that you can sell them something or sign them up as a client, member, subscriber or donor. You attract them not with gimmicky entertainment or self-serving puffery, but with rich, valuable, and constantly updated information that they can't get anywhere else -- and by making that information easy to read, navigate, save, and print.
  Most companies "build their websites based on design, rather than content." Instead, you want people... more info

• Serious Business Strategies with Serious Free Information
  I read a lot of books on Internet marketing, some useful, but many are too confusing to be practical.
  Not so with David Meerman Scott's Cashing In With Content (CyberAge/Information Today, 2005). Scott shows how to make money by giving away good information strategically. He provides strategies-by-example for the kind of win-win that seems to drive successful Internet marketing these days.
  Scott tours 20 organizations' successful free content strategies. (He says he searched about 1000 sites to... more info

• Not a lot of insightful ideas
  I'm afraid I have to agree with some of the reviews that suggest there is no real explanation of "how innovative marketers are using digital information to turn browsers into buyers". The book is written in a very journalistic style such that you feel you are reading a collection of newspaper articles. Sadly, the information provided is about as high-level as you would read in a newspaper.
  For example, the chapter on Alcoa's website insists that the company is providing supplies for the Apple computer,... more info

• Good book depending on your needs
  First off, I really feel inclined to say this book isn't for people who are looking to get rich off of the Internet. Please do not buy this book if you are just looking for a get rich quick by shoving content online, and hoping that google adwords will pay off. This book will not assist you in this.
  What this book does well is describing effective websites, and sharing good points for developing websites that people will want to use and return to for a long time. He uses commerical websites, non... more info

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