WWGD? - The PowerPoint

WWGD? – The PowerPoint

February 9, 2009 by Jeff Jarvis

Here is What Would Google Do? – The PowerPoint.

If you’re going to write a book filled with aphorisms, rules, and one-liners, I suppose the goal is to find them quoted in PowerPoints. So I figured I’d skip a step and provide the PPT myself. We have WWGD?, the Book; WWGD? the video book, WWGD? the audiobook, WWGD? the e-book, soon WWGD? the v-book and WWGD? the iPhone book. So here’s one more version in an attempt to cover all possible media.

WWGD? – The PowerPoint

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http://yorkshire-puddings.blogspot.com/ Flo Mitchell

clever :)
Adam

lol
http://brandexperiencetalk.blogspot.com andrew weir

Your question on page 15 (is advertising replaced by quality and advertising..) is a good one.

In my view the answer is that advertising, quality and service are all important. What is vital is that a) the advertising is honest about the quality and service b) the service delights consumers and turns them into advocates.

(Your book is being delivered by Amazon tonight.)
http://carlchristian.net carl christian

guess it did the trick for me – i finaly decided on buying the book.
http://smalltownnewspaper.blogspot.com Mike

Would somebody wake me when Jeff Jarvis gets over himself?
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http://twitter.com/lene439 lene

this is awesome!
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http://Adamsfamilyshopping.com Adam Bryers

I finished reading Jeff Jarvis’ book what WWGD? and beamed with pride because of teh company I am working with that is partnered with Google. I am a distributor for a company know as MarketAmerica.com. I loved reading the pricipals in the book like mass marketing is dead, if you can’t be found online you don’t exist, and comporations will give way to networks. I feel very strongly that my company’s vision is extremely Googley and encourage anyone interested in the future of business to read this book and check out my company.
http://Adamsfamilyshopping.com Adam Bryers

Appologies for sloppy editting. I guess real journalists are good for something.
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Mike Mudd

This looks like someone coded up a random slogan generator, cranked the BS parameter up to max and pushed “Run”..
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http://www.wecreateriches.com/index.asp?r=rbecker Ginny Crandall

This is fabulous. I especially like the line “Don’t be Evil”. It’s sad that there are some companies that need to be reminded of that. But in all seriousness, it is completely true that if you aren’t searchable, you don’t exist. There are a lot of people out there that think that all they need are some billboards and an ad in the phone book. Too bad no one uses the phone book anymore.
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WWGD? – The PowerPoint