A New Book From Jeffrey and Bryan Eisenberg
It was a book by Jeffrey and Bryan Eisenberg that helped launch Conversion Sciences as a business way back in 2006, Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?
These brothers and Austin residents have together and individually produced a number of eye-opening and ground breaking volumes, such as Call to Action and AB Testing.
These books have changed the fortunes of many an online business.
So I was naturally pleased and excited to hear from Jeffrey that they’ve released a new book, with the promising title, Buyer Legends: The Executive Storyteller’s Guide.
Leave it to the Eisenbergs to turn up the volume on existing concepts. While the rest of us are working on Buyer Peronas and Buyer Journeys, the Eisenbergs have moved along to “Buyer Legends.”
It sounds almost heroic, like Joseph Cambell crossed with Jeff Bezos.
The introduction defines a “Buyer Legend:”
Buyer Legends is the process of using narratives and storytelling in your marketing and selling efforts.
They are not just talking about storytelling as compelling marketing. They see narratives and storytelling as a key way for organizations to understand their data internally.
It’s not surprising to hear them talk about narratives and storytelling as a way to make sense of “big data.” Bryan has been working with companies with names such as “Narrative Sciences.”
Read the full review on Inc.com.
In the mean time, go get your copy.
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I included “Call To Action” (as well as “Your Customer Creation Equation”) on my advised Reading list for 2014! (at http://www.websiteoptimizers.com/blog/2014-conversion-optimization-reading-list-7-books-read-year/) I’m looking forward to reading the Eisenberg’s latest book!
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Wasn’t showing up free for me, but bought it anyway. I’m sure it’s well worth the $3!
I found out the free version expired on 11/8. I think it’ll be worth a couple of bucks, though.
Well worth a couple of bucks for sure!!!