Tactical LinkedIn® Secrets

Dominate in an Age of Noise, Competition and Attention Market Share

by David Cobb

Number of pages: 252

Publisher: Morgan James Publishing

BBB Library: Booklets

ISBN: 978-1631957765



About the Author

David Cobb is the owner/founder of Archon Commercial Advisors based in Orlando, Fl. His foray into the author space through Tactical LinkedIn® Secrets: Rantings from a Superconnector expands his reach across industry verticals. The book arms readers with a digital quiver to broaden strategic relationships, increase capital returns and build credibility. David’s non-profit, Rebounding & Writing, instills creative digital writing adeptness to a select group of young athletes of color—with an inclination for creativity, learning and leadership. He resides in Orlando, Florida and Asheville, North Carolina.

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Editorial Review

Tactical LinkedIn Secrets will teach you to stand out and gain competitive dominance in your marketing place. The advice and knowledge provided will prepare you with what I coin as, “arrows for your digital quiver.” Your quiver is an assemblage of tools for you to apply and optimize.  

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"This book is filled with so many gems or "Cobbisms" that just reading a few chapters will get you excited about the possibilities."

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