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Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing

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Learn how website usability can be made better by gawking at bikini-clad women, how the four-hour workweek is a total myth, and how acting strange online can be the best recipe for profitability in this incredible book. Irreverent, highly opinionated, and downright controversial, Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing is an uncensored look at the most wildly successful internet marketing techniques on the planet. Explore what works and what doesn’t when it comes to internet marketing from the 29-year-old mad scientist behind industry-leading websites in public relations, search engine optimization, and book marketing.

Experience-driven facts are delivered with hilariously funny stories from an internet business owner who has seen, and tried, it all. Catapult your business to new levels of success in a world where everyone is marketing on the internet by following the expert advice found only in this book.

“If you are going to sell on the internet, this book is a non-negotiable must.”

Jeffrey Fox. Best selling author of “How to Become CEO,” and “Rain: What a Paperboy Learned About Business.”

“Clark Covington’s book is a must read for anyone who truly desires to achieve success online. What makes this book different is that Clark provides you with the same blueprint for digital marketing success that he used to build his business. The book is highly insightful, straight forward, and a quick read.”

Mike Myatt
America’s Top CEO Coach and Best Selling Author

"Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing kicks butt. You've got to read this book and put to work the ideas inside if you want to run a successful internet business. Each chapter is jam packed with useful information. Clark Covington knows what he's talking about. Better yet, he shares it in a down to earth, easily readable common sense manner. I know that these ideas work. I am using many of them to boost my business.”

Bud Bilanich
The Common Sense Guy
Author of Straight Talk for Success

Clark Covington hits the mark over and over again in his newest book Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing!

Brian Cunningham
Author of Never Give Up!: Life Lessons of a Successful Entrepreneur

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Top Notch Advice on Making Money Online! Aug 05, 2009 By Patrick Cash
I read at least 2-3 books a week. Most, to be honest with you, aren't anything to write home about. That's far from the case with the Clark's book - Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing.

He's a super knowledgeable person when it comes to making money online. He provides practical advice from his real world online experience, not just some pie in the sky theory.

I have to be honest, I make my living online full time as well and it's rare I pick up lots of useful tips and tricks from one book, but that was the case with this one. I have a legal pad full of new things to do in my business.

If you're serious about learning all you can when it comes to making a living online, you owe it to yourself to pick up this book!

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The realistic guide to creating and attracting attention to your online business! Jun 29, 2009 By Kat L. "crawling in and out of books"
Like many others reading this book, I have the goal of creating my own Internet business. I was happy to find the book, "Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing", because it is so different from many books about Internet businesses. Clark Covington gives realistic ways on how to make money with an Internet business. However, it is not as simple as clicking on a few buttons and then making millions of dollars. Instead, Covington talks about real methods mainly, investing in time and lots of hard work.

Covington, the owner of many successful Internet businesses, discusses methods of Internet marketing that have worked for him. He speaks of personal experience, so in a way, this book is like reading his autobiography.

"Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing" is well-written with a lot of down-to-Earth advice. This is a great book for anyone wanting to start an online business. If you haven't thought about starting a business, this book will inspire you! I am definitely keeping this book for future reference.

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A very helpful Reference! Jun 28, 2009 By B. Krecklow "Karen"
Clark Covington's book Strange Business: The Unconventional Guide to Internet Marketing is a wonderful book! It was fully of really useful information. I have to admit I was a skeptic when I first started to read it, but it was a lot more than I expected. The great thing about this book is it is full of his own experiences. What has worked in his business and what hasn't.

I plan on keeping this book as a reference to help me in my business. It was really a pleasure to read it. It has lots of help, and useful ideas if you are willing to put in the work. I just felt that this book was really encouraging that I can do what I need to do to help my business.

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Helpful book for any business Jun 24, 2009 By Laura Wheeler
Clark Covington's "Strange Business" is an excellent read. I started off skeptical that it could help me (I run an Etsy shop, selling my photographs), but I was thrilled to see that much of the information was very useful. Perhaps my favorite tidbit was the idea of involving the local media to get publicity. Though I've worked for my hometown newspaper in the past and done pieces like what would help me, it had never occured to me to call up my buddies and ask them to do a piece on me.

A gread read - insightful, fun, and interesting.

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