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286 - Underrated Content Marketing Asset with Eric Jorgenson, CEO of Scribe Media and Bestselling Author

286 - Underrated Content Marketing Asset with Eric Jorgenson, CEO of Scribe Media and Bestselling Author

The Marketing Millennials

October 25, 202451m 17s

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Show Notes

Buckle up, marketing besties. It’s time to hit the books. 


Today’s guest, Eric Jorgenson, has sold over 1 million copies of his own book in addition to helping others publish their own. How do you get started? How long does it take? What even is a query letter? Eric tells us what he went through, what he’s seen, and how curation is actually creation. 


Storytelling is the real backbone of marketing and we discuss why it’s so important for books, brands, and more to follow the hero’s journey. (Hint: Harry Potter isn’t as original as you thought.)


Plus, Eric shares why self-publishing is so important in terms of conversion and ownership—and how Scribe Media is pioneering that space. 


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