About David Meerman Scott
David Meerman Scott is an online thought leadership and viral marketing strategist and the author of three books on marketing. Scott is a speaker at conferences and corporate events and runs seminars about marketing around the world. In 1990s while as a VP marketing for NewsEdge Scott discovered a new way of increasing sales via online presence. Scott Experimented with sharing enormous information to be freely available on internet. From newsletters to press releases all was sent out to the world on internet and as a result all search engines featured those in their search results this resulted in building up traffic on website and obviously increases in online sales leads and ultimate sales.
In 2002, after NewsEdge was sold to The Thomson Corporation, Scott started his own business to refine his ideas, work with select clients, and teach others through writing, speaking at conferences, and conducting seminars for corporate groups. The subject of all this work: Reaching your buyers directly and driving more revenue using online thought leadership.
David Meerman Scott a graduate of Kenyon College, and have lived in New York, Tokyo, Boston, and Hong Kong. Scott had presented at hundreds of industry conferences and events in over twenty countries on four continents. David on his website has a huge resources of free ebooks that can be downloaded from here http://www.davidmeermanscott.com/resources.htm and you can subscribe to his blog from here http://www.webinknow.com/.
David Meerman Scott's Books
The New Rules of Marketing and PR How to Use News Releases, Blogs, Podcasting, Viral Marketing and Online Media to Reach Buyers Directly
Cashing In With Content How Innovative Marketers Use Digital Information to Turn Browsers into Buyers 
Eyeball Wars A novel of dot-com intrigue
David Meerman Scott in The News
- David Meerman Scott gives keynote speech at first annual inbound marketing summit
- Michael Walker Jr. of Golf Magazine quotes Scott in an article about Tiger Woods controversial viral YouTube video
- Scott quoted in an article on Worcester Business Journal
- Dennis Howlett quotes David Meerman Scott in ZDNet in an article about IKEA's technology and marketing investments
