The Magic Moscow

By Daniel Pinkwater

Book Overview

Podcasts are online audio and video content delivered via RSS feed. Continued popularity has established podcasting as more than just a marketing trend. Now, it is considered as one of the best online marketing tools and a powerful content delivery system. Podcasting is a multipurpose marketing tool. Podcasts can be created as a form of advertising, as an informational product, as instructional training material or as any other promotional form intended for the purpose of marketing your business all over the web.There are many reasons why businesses should add in podcasting into their marketing mix:1. It is highly strategic and can target customers accurately2. It is very inexpensive to create and utilize3. It is creative media because it uses both audio and video to relate to your customersThis book will provide podcasting basics to the new online marketer. It will outline steps on how to make a podcast, how to get people to subscribe and how to make it spread virally. With this book's help, you can absolutely double your sales and increase your online profits using low-cost advertising by means of podcasting.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0590075837
• ISBN13: 9780590075831
• Release Date: January 1980
• Publisher: Four Winds Press
• Length: 57 Pages
• Weight: 2.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A fave childhood read

I recall picking this up at the elementary school library back in the day. It was a nice, brief, cutesy little tome that I became quite attached to. It involves the owner of an ice cream parlor in Hoboken, N.J., and the somewhat sickly-looking Alaskan malamute he buys from a local kennel. Included in the mix is a local dog show that goes horribly wrong, and our protagonist meeting his idol! Plenty of silly situations and amusingly strange moments abound in this neat little tale. I gave `The Magic Moscow' a read at least a couple times a year up until the end of fourth-grade, when I started considering it a bit too simple for my maturing reading tastes. Due to the cut-off point I personally experienced, I recommend this for children in the second-through-fourth-grade range. Although listed at 57 pages, only about 40 pages of it is text, the rest simple cartoonish illustrations. If your child has pretty good reading comp, he/she will likely go through this within an hour. More than likely, a very entertaining hour at that!`Late