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Entrepreneurs winning the game in Google and AI with their Personal Brand
You’re not being misrepresented. You’re being misunderstood. And that’s costing you real money. Every day, AI platforms like Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Copilot are shaping how the world sees you. Whether it’s investors, clients, or partners—they’re doing digital due diligence before you get in the room. And if those machines don’t understand who you are, they won’t trust you. If they don’t trust you, they won’t recommend you. And if they don’t recommend you, you’re invisible. This book gives you the blueprint to change that—before the algorithms lock in their version of your story for good. Inside, you’ll find a series of sharp, fictional-but-entirely-plausi...
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The Fundamentals of Brand SERPs for Business
Google is key to managing the online presence of your business. Think of the Google search results for your brand name as a "digital business card" - the single most important online representation of your brand message. In The Fundamentals of Brand SERPs for Business, Jason Barnard uses exclusive insight from his business, Kalicube, to explain why Brand SERPs are a vital part of any digital marketing strategy. Google reflects the world's opinion of your brand, so learning how to tailor your Brand SERP elevates brand credibility, audience engagement, and overall success. With other brands leaving their online reputation to chance, now's the time to make your Brand SERP "sexy" and surpass the competition.
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Muskingum County, Ohio
Excerpt from Biographical and Historical Memoir of Muskingum County, Ohio: Embracing an Authentic and Comprehensive Account of the Chief Events in the History of the County and a Record of the Lives of Many of the Most Worthy Families and Individuals."--Amazon.com.
To Assume a Pleasing Shape
A body-pierced goth girl cage-dances for a living while putting herself through school. A New York City academic reevaluates her closest relationships while considering breast-reduction surgery. A chatty Gulf War veteran is plagued by a sexual identity crisis. The characters in this debut short story collection search for meaning through the crucible of sex. Joseph Salvatore's top-notch literary writing coaxes readers into murky territories as characters spiral deeper into existential rabbit holes. Joseph Salvatore reviews fiction for The New York Times Book Review. He teaches at The New School where he founded their literary journal LIT. He lives in New York.
The Incomplete Angler - Ten Years of Fruits de Mer (standard edition)
For ten years, the Fruits de Mer record label has been releasing some of the most exhilarating, and eminently collectible, records of the 21st century. Now, for the first time, the full story of this remarkable phenomenon is told. Featuring over 50 exclusive interviews and a wealth of rare and unseen photos, The Incomplete Angler is a celebration of modern record collecting, and the people who make it possible. Includes behind the scenes stories and interviews with Sendelica, Us and Them, Crystal Jacqueline, Cranium Pie, the Chemistry Set, Astralasia, Stay, Beautify Junkyards, Soft Hearted Scientists, the Pretty Things, Schizo Fun Addict, Jack Ellister, the Bevis Frond, Anton Barbeau, Alison O'Donnell and more. Also includes a full discography, including collectible variants and coloured vinyl releases.
Fakes
Contemporary short stories enacting giddy, witty revenge on the documents that define and dominate our lives. In our bureaucratized culture, we're inundated by documents: itineraries, instruction manuals, permit forms, primers, letters of complaint, end-of-year reports, accidentally forwarded email, traffic updates, ad infinitum. David Shields and Matthew Vollmer, both writers and professors, have gathered forty short fictions that they've found to be seriously hilarious and irresistibly teachable (in both writing and literature courses): counterfeit texts that capture the barely suppressed frustration and yearning that percolate just below the surface of most official documents. The innovative stories collected in Fakes—including ones by Ron Carlson (a personal ad), Amy Hempel (a complaint to the parking department), Rick Moody (Works Cited), and Lydia Davis (a letter to a funeral parlor)—trace the increasingly blurry line between fact and fiction and exemplify a crucial form for the twenty-first century.
