The 4-Hour Workweek
Book · 2007 · Notable
Blogger outreach took a debut book to No. 1 on the New York Times business list.
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- Milestone date
- Aug 2007
- Apr 24 ’07 to Aug 2007
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- 4
- Started on Retail
- Origin
- Seeded
- Entertainment
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Trace the originFerriss pitched bloggers before publication, then interviews, reader groups and press followed. The book reached No. 1 on the NYT business list in August 2007. Ferriss later reported over a million US hardcover sales.
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February 2007
Tim Ferriss precursor · Feb 15 ’07
Ferriss asked Noah Kagan’s readers for low-cost ideas to promote his forthcoming book.[1]
March 2007
WIRED precursor · Mar 16 ’07
Wired covered Ferriss’s SXSW talk and linked to Sheriar’s account.[4]
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