
Viral Loop
From Facebook to Twitter, How Today's Smartest Businesses Grow Themselves
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Richard Allen
In this game-changing, essential book, Penenberg - who identified the phenomenon in a ground-breaking cover story for Fast Company - tells the fascinating, vivid story of the entrepreneurs who first harnessed the unprecedented potential of viral loops to create the successful online businesses (some with billion-dollar valuations) that we have all grown to rely on.
While Viral Loop is fascinating for Penenberg's savvy, incisive explanation of the concept, it's even more valuable for its prescriptive nature. Throughout the book, Penenberg explains how any kind of business can uncork viral loops to benefit its own bottom line, even retrofitting the concept for the offline world.
Penenberg explores viral loops and their impact on contemporary American business, while illustrating how all kinds of businesses---from the smallest start-ups to nonprofit organizations to the biggest multinational corporations---can use the paradigm-busting power of viral loops to enable their business through technology.
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My mediocre rating was solely due to the narration. When reading a book, its critical to respect the punctuation. The narrator basically rambled through chapter headings, title breaks and paragraph breaks. It was very difficult to follow and keep it all in context when seemingly the book was just a series of sentences...
Good content, but a tough listen...
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If you don't mind listening to an endless list of mispronounced words, then please don't hesitate to get this book.
Personally, I found it to be distracting. Especially in technical non-fiction.
Mispronounced
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In conclusion: Great book - but if you like to listen to audible in places that are not completely quiet: dont get it.
Great book - horrible recording quality
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The narration by Richard Allen really drags the book down. Yes, I know he has a familiar voice and I know he has been nominated for awards. However, Mr. Allen has an almost comical tendency to mangle words. If Mr. Allen does not know how to pronounce a word (or someone's name), he just mispronounces it and goes on. And he mangles a lot of words. This leads to a really shoddy production value that, to me anyway, is pretty irritating for a premium-priced audiobook.
If the producer had reviewed Mr. Allen's work and had him re-record the mangled parts, it would have greatly helped the audiobook. Apparently, however, no one cared enough to do this.
Misleading Title
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Just can't listen to this narration.
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Mediocre content that is out of date today.
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What would have made Viral Loop better?
I would have listened to this whole book if the guy didn't sound like he was reading Clifford the Big Red Dog.What didn’t you like about Richard Allen’s performance?
The whole time. It's like he doesn't even understand what he's reading. It's just worthless exaggerated inflection for effect.Any additional comments?
My beef is not with the content. The book has merit, just not this narration.Fire the narrator please.
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This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
History buffsAny additional comments?
Don't expect any actionable tips or recommendations. It's really just a bunch of stories talking about how companies like Facebook made it big, but (frustratingly) it doesn't go into any details of implementation. It's not at all a how-to for entrepreneurs. It's more of an academic and historic account of several companies that grew at an exponential rate. The place where it DOES go into great detail is with colorful but less useful stories about the founders and companies themselves... not how they did what they did, just the results they got.Not a How-To
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not about vital loops
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