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Digital Marketing Outsourcing: The Ultimate Recipe for Growing Your Business Online
by Husam JandalIn Digital Marketing Outsourcing: The Ultimate Recipe for Growing Your Business Online, internationally renowned speaker, educator, and digital marketing consultant Husam Jandal draws on more than two decades of experience as an advisor to Fortune 100 companies, multinational corporations, and SMEs to provide you with the recipe for digital marketing success through outsourcing. -
TRANSFORMED BY VALUES
by Jack MichaelTRANSFORMED BY VALUES is an exceptional Islamic self-improvement and personal development guidebook and workbook. From an author with 20 years Islamic and personal development teaching, training and coaching, Cynthia Aisha Meguid, an expert in various self-improvement methodologies within an Islamic framework, shows you her most effective strategies and techniques for mastering your character, mind, emotions, your relationships, communication and your life – aligned with the power of excelling i... more -
A Starting Point for Urban Homesteading
by Wanda FartherWould you like to live a life that is sustainable and self-sufficient?
Do you live in a city and don’t want to move?
Are you wondering if such a life would suit you?
When we think of homesteading we tend to imagine a small house on a plot of land, in a rural location. While most of us would relish this reality, many of us live in cities. But could you begin learning skills to make it happen in your urban environment? W... more
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Winning at Public Speaking
by Shane ReadPeople who speak well are considered more trustworthy, knowledgeable, and persuasive. Why wouldn’t you want that same reputation for yourself and the invaluable advantage it will give you for your next presentation or speech? Furthermore, great trial lawyers spend their lives perfecting the art of persuasion and public speaking in the courtroom. Wouldn’t you want to incorporate their proven principles into your next presentation? From interviews and in-depth analysis, this book reveals the secre... more -
I Love You More Than Cereal: Maeva and Dad Redefine Love
by Alexis BlackThis debut kid’s book of the Maeva and Dad Redefine series titled, I Love You More Than Cereal follows Maeva and Dad as they explore the true meaning of love and the amazing impact it can have on all of us if we take the time to redefine it. Maeva really loves her cereal! Love can sometimes feel awesome, confusing, humbling, or just plain perfect. Can Maeva learn what it means to love her friends and family even more than she loves cereal? Join Maeva and her dad on their journey to explore th... more -
An Author's Guide to Literary Genres Volume 1
by Lynn Maria ThompsonQuickly and easily locate the correct literary genre for your Juvenile Nonfiction book with this handy guide, which includes information on: •\tOfficial BISACs and codes from the Book Industry Study Group, updated through 2022 •\tDefinitions for each BISAC describing the types of books found in it •\tA count of ISBNs available at wholesale within each BISAC •\tSample book titles in production for each BISAC •\tA Topic Index that shows options for different BISACs depending on the book's foc... more -
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by Leslie GianelliPeace & Health is the story of the 20-year-old who plants the flag for health care being a right, not a privilege, in his small hometown of Middletown, CT; the daughter of a sharecropper, who made her way north during the great migration and becomes the North Star of the drive to transform health in the community; the son of a Jewish émigré and pharmacist who breaks from his peers to support the cause; the musician who played in the big bands of the South in the 1930’s, who loses his teeth and i... more -
GOOD INFLUENCE: HOW TO ENGAGE INFLUENCERS FOR PURPOSE AND PROFIT
by PAUL M. KATZThe power of celebrities and Influencers to create cultural conversations, change opinions, and ignite action has transformed the marketing world in the past fifteen years. Yet many businesses and philanthropic organizations do not know how to engage and work with Influencers to support their causes. GOOD INFLUENCE by social entrepreneur Paul M. Katz is the first, comprehensive guide for creating and executing Influencer‐led, cause campaigns that tap into the exponential power of the Influencer... more -
Breaking Midnight: A True Story
by Lynn WalkerNATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARDS, FINALIST
INDEPENDENT AUTHOR NETWORK BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDS, FINALIST
John Walker was a Miami undercover narcotics agent in the 1970s. Ten years later, he was in prison for smuggling 12,000 pounds of marijuana. In prison, he connected with a South American drug lord who was still running the family operation from inside the federal pen. Within months of being paroled, John began smuggling again—this time uncut Colombian ... more -
A Skeptic's Faith: Why Scientific Materialism Cannot Be the Whole Truth
by Charles SiegelThis book skewers prominent materialist thinkers such as Steven Pinker and Richard Dawkins, showing the obvious errors in their reasoning. More important, it looks critically at materialism, and it shows that what philosophers call “dualism,” the idea that matter and spirit can exist independently, is more plausible than the idea that only matter exists. It begins by looking at philosophers’ arguments showing that computers cannot have consciousness. Then it shows that materialism cannot provid... more -
Chemical Engineers Where Do We Work
by Diana TranChemical engineering is one of the most sublime engineering disciplines. It is an extremely important and influential profession on the development of civilization. From the creation of ancient pottery (100 centuries ago) to plaster (40 centuries ago), then paper (20 centuries ago), and Portland cement that is hugely used to make concrete (2 centuries ago). Even though chemical engineering is a significant field essential for the development and optimisation of most products in the world, not ma... more -
The Good Fortune
by Shawana DavenportFrannie and Willie love adventures and visiting their aunt who helps them to see how grand experiencing life as a family can be. They will soon discover some unusual places and rewards inviting you into a world of endless possibilities. -
Heavenly Headbutts:
by Allia Zobel NolanWill you see your cat in heaven? That's the question readers can consider in HEAVENLY HEADBUTTS; Reflections of Hope about Cats and Eternity. Using Scripture, poignant but uplifting photographs, and brief anecdotes by everyone from Isaiah to C. S Lewis, from George MacDonald to James Herriot, this reassuring book pulls a comforting coverlet over those who're grieving a lost pet, while at the same time holding out the possibility to ALL cat lovers that the beloved animals who’ve been their soulm... more -
Chainsaws and Cherry Burls
by Jennifer NevesChainsaws and Cherry Burls is the second nonfiction essay collection by Maine author, Jennifer Neves. In her essays, Neves explores the connection between her inner world and the 42 acre farmstead occupied by her large and wildly entertaining family. This collection is a both a window into the chaotic business of raising children and a celebration of how a family can grow and thrive while appreciating the beauty and complexity of the natural world. In Chainsaws and Cherry Burls, Neves pushes her... more -
Michael O'Poopie
by Kristen CoppolinoThis is the tale of Michael O’ Poopie, who poops all over town. Though you might not know Michael O’ Poopie, you’ll smell when he comes around. Beginning as a family joke between the author, her husband, and their son, the story of Michael O’ Poopie is a cute and funny book about a very stinky problem. This book is bound to make readers of any age laugh, and it provides an opportunity for silly, fun-loving families to giggle together. -
5 Things Not To Do After You’ve Been Charged With A Crime and What You Need To Know Now
by Paul Ghanouni5 Things Not To Do After You’ve Been Charged With A Crime and What You Need To Know Now helps if you or someone you know has been charged with a crime. This book shares the steps you should be taking in this type of situation and the five things you should not do. This book is designed to be a practical guide for those who are facing criminal charges, along with useful information to help you, including keeping track of your court dates, meetings with your lawyers, collecting important informati... more