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A Better Message (in a Mess-Age): Volume 2 - The Future of Messaging

by Michael Coleman

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Since its release, A Better Message (in a Mess-Age): Vol. 1 – Audio Optometry has garnered rave reviews, spent weeks on the Best Seller pages in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, and been featured in Kirkus Reviews magazine.
Now, in Vol. 2, author Michael Coleman picks up where he left off and takes us through dozens more marketing communication insights, and on into:

The Future of Messaging

He covers a range of tactics for overcoming our “media-induced ADD” and both the challenges and opportunities presented by AI and similar evolving technologies. He shows you how — and why, now more than ever — you need to care for your communications to avoid “truth decay.”
Labeling himself a “theoretical electrician of emotions,” Coleman has written this book to help you in “making charged connections between you and your next loyal customer.”

Early reader reactions:
“More than a book; it’s a beacon guiding you toward a future of eἀective communication and unparalleled success.”
— Kathleen Gage, Professional Speaker, Visibility Consultant, Author of Power Up for Profits: A Smart Woman’s Guide to Online Marketing
“The Future of Messaging is witty, funny, and a wealth of information — a great tool to help more entrepreneurs understand the power behind their marketing. This book is filled with meaningful content.”
— Kim Trathen, Business Mentor and Founder of the Small Business School AP-Track
“In his new book, Mike explains, using often funny anecdotes from his decades of marketing experience, how to guide your customers to make choices and drive more customers. By following his guidance, you will win because your customers will win.”
— David Kruh, Writer, Former Marketing Manager at Fortune 500 tech multinational