Forget Cider Houses- Authority Rules

August 5, 2009 · Comments

authority rules New from Brian Clark of Copyblogger: Authority Rules, a free report to download (no crazy barriers or forms) that helps you understand what it is about certain websites that earn our trust and develop a reputation. It’s interesting, because Brian’s report expands on stuff that Julien and I talk about in Trust Agents, so I’m excited to read Brian’s thoughts about it at Authority Rules.

It’s free and it’s interesting. Swing by and pick up a copy of Authority Rules. I’m already making some notes for how I’ll use what I learned there. It will help my clients, so it might help you, too.

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  • The free report is a great read and very informative.
  • Thanks Chris for your ever generous offers,
    Have downloaded 'Authority Rules' ...
    Will return with feedback

    Cheers

    Michele (@maxOz)
  • Great stuff. @bchesnutt posted this yesterday and I saved it.
  • So it tells us who uses our trust for good reasons and who need it as a way to fill up their pockets, probably a good read, if they made a book of it would probably do some advertising for it on twitter.
  • Geoff
    I think the following article dovetails really nicely with this post.

    http://rawstory.com/08/news/2009/08/04/chinese-...

    Enjoy.
  • Peter Mis
    Thanks for the info...

    Absolutely incredible content! And it's free. That info would cost a fortune at business school...if they even taught that at business schools!

    Peter
  • Wow, thanks for suggesting it! Looks concise and interesting from the get-go. I'll definitely read through it today and update with what I think!

    Ok, finished reading it (didn't take long) and there's some really solid advice in there! I think Clark did an awesome job of practicing what he preached- good title, intriguing hooks, demonstrating the value of what he has to say through what he is teaching, etc. Also the layout is terrific, broken up into concise points but with links to other sources for more extensive information =).
  • Great stuff. Thanks for the heads up.
  • Thanks man... you're a gentleman and a scholar.
  • We've downloaded - thanks for the tip. I've also added Brian's blog to my reader.
  • Great stuff Chris. Just am thumbing through it now. (Always fun when I get 5 emails in the morning telling me to check out the same thing).
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