We just noticed Amazon is now fulfilling orders for the softcover version of our bestselling Call to Action: Secret Formulas to Improve Online Results (it was due out the end of the month). This isn't just a reprint of the hardcover, this is more the book we wanted to write when we released Call to Action in May 2005, but had to rush it out early for our friends at WebTrends for their seminar series. We stripped out over 30,000 words and put back 11,000 new words. All in all, it is a much better book and we are certainly proud of the extra work Lisa T Davis and Bill Drew put into it to make it a more cohesive narrative.
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I have read the May 2005 edition. Not sure where all the difference will be? But I bet it should be worth a buy :)
Posted by: Navneet Kaushal | October 16, 2006 at 02:03 PM
It's much improved but if it was your last $20 maybe I wouldn't recommend it. We've put in the extra effort so that we could feel good about recommending people buy this edition. This book is a much better read. I don't think anybody will regret buying the paperback. In the next few days we'll also be releasing a free downloadable index to this edition of Call To Action.
Posted by: Jeffrey Eisenberg | October 17, 2006 at 08:00 PM