My most famous ever blog post is called “Perry’s Greed.” It’s about how, at an evening seminar in Chicago, a bunch of people asked me out to lunch. I told them, “If you pay my fee I’ll be happy to sit down with you.”
This made a lot of people angry.
My most famous ever blog post is called “Perry’s Greed.” It’s about how, at an evening seminar in Chicago, a bunch of people asked me out to lunch. I told them, “If you pay my fee I’ll be happy to sit down with you.”
This made a lot of people angry.
Today is Martin Luther King day in the US. 236 years ago the founding fathers of the United States declared:
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
A few years ago at an airport, I got a call from Howie Jacobson. “Hey Perry, the people who write the ‘Dummies’ books asked me to write an AdWords book and I said yes. Um, I hope that’s okay.”
I’d taught him AdWords early on, and he didn’t wanna tick me off by competing with my own books.
“No problem, Howie. I just want to make sure all the people in the AdWords cartel are my friends.”
Got this courageous if depressing blog comment from a guy named Oliver:
Perry: The more i listen to you, the more i feel im screwed and have no chance of ever making it and maintaining my place in a market.
Today, 10 predictions for the new year:
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