Best Small Business Marketing Book Jumpstarts 'Do It Yourself Marketing Month'

PHILADELPHIA, June 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Small business owners and independent professionals can attract more clients if they use the do-it-yourself marketing strategies, tactics, templates and tools in "Do It! Marketing," a new business book published by AMACOM and written by marketing expert David Newman. The book shows entrepreneurs and business owners how to sell more products and services – more easily and more often – using smarter marketing.

Held throughout the month of June, "Do It Yourself" Marketing Month is designed to honor all small businesses and entrepreneurs who choose to bootstrap by developing and implementing their own marketing campaigns.

"Small business marketing isn't a mystery but so many small and solo business owners struggle with their marketing, sales, and business development efforts," said Newman, who delivers keynote speeches and marketing seminars at corporations, entrepreneurial groups and association meetings nationwide.

"Do It Marketing: 77 Instant Action Ideas to Boost Sales, Maximize Profits and Crush Your Competition" is available anywhere books are sold, including on Amazon.com, where it has already hit bestseller status with pre-orders alone, ranking #1 in Small Business Marketing, #2 in Marketing, and #2 in Entrepreneurship.

"The biggest benefit to small business owners is the inclusion of a "21-Day Marketing Launch Plan" that takes you from square 1 and helps you build a do-it-yourself marketing game plan that you'll find easy, effortless and enjoyable to implement. It's like getting your own unique key to unlock your perpetual marketing machine. Nothing is left out and nothing is assumed. You build it step by step, day by day to boost your entrepreneurial marketing focus, momentum and success," said Newman.

The book has garnered significant early praise from business and marketing leaders. 

"A terrific book packed with a gazillion smart ideas you can use immediately to supercharge your marketing. But beyond all those great ideas, 'Do It! Marketing' shares key concepts and simple systems that will bring you more business with much less struggle," said C.J. Hayden, author of "Get Clients Now!"

"Do It! Marketing is jam-packed with powerful marketing secrets that you can implement tomorrow. David Newman tells you what you need to hear in ways you need to hear it. But he says the most important thing in the title of his masterful book. If you follow David's wise advice, it will lead you right to the bank," said Jay Conrad Levinson, author of the Guerrilla Marketing series of books.

"Do It! Marketing is for every business owner, entrepreneur and executive who wants more focus, more momentum, more clients and more business. As David says, only action creates results. Acting on the ideas in this book will help your business - and  career - run the gauntlet, grow and thrive," said Jeffrey Hayzlett, best-selling marketing author and Bloomberg television personality.

For information, go to www.doitmarketing.com/book.

About David Newman

David Newman is a nationally acclaimed marketing speaker who presents to groups of entrepreneurs and executives who want to generate more leads, better prospects, and bigger sales.

David has been working at the intersection of marketing, technology, and professional services since 1992. His past clients and audiences include Accenture, KPMG, Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and 44 of the Fortune 500. He is an experienced professional services marketer, professional speaker, and strategic marketing coach. David has presented marketing keynotes, seminars, and strategic work sessions for over 600 groups, including state and national associations, nonprofit organizations, and companies of every size.

David has been featured and quoted in The New York Times, Investors Business Daily, FastCompany.com, Sales & Marketing Management, Selling Power, Business 2.0, Business2Business, NBC-TV, and Entrepreneur magazine.

For information about David's conference keynotes and marketing consulting services, go to www.doitmarketing.com.

SOURCE David Newman