Gary Vaynerchuk Books in Order
Gary Vaynerchuk is a series of 7 books written by Gary Vaynerchuk.
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Gary Vaynerchuk books in publication order
7 books
Crush It!
by Gary Vaynerchuk
2009
Gary Vaynerchuk explains how personal interests can become the foundation for an online business. Drawing on his wine-retailing experience, he discusses creating content, building a personal brand, and using internet platforms to reach an audience.
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3 people
Mark Bell recommended this bookMark Bell
"Made me recognize that I have enough access to make a very large company, even from my house, since everyone has the same access to the Internet." - Mark Bell
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Ryan Hoover recommended this bookRyan Hoover
"I love how he cuts to the point - no BS." - Ryan Hoover
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Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook
by Gary Vaynerchuk
2013
Gary Vaynerchuk explains social-media marketing through the balance between ongoing audience engagement and direct sales appeals. He examines how brands can adapt stories and content to different platforms rather than treating every online channel alike.
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1 person
Chase Jarvis recommended this bookChase Jarvis
"[The author]'s been pounding his chest for a long time about all this stuff he pounds his chest on, besides the Jets." - Chase Jarvis
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#AskGaryVee
by Gary Vaynerchuk
2016
Gary Vaynerchuk expands on questions from his online show to discuss entrepreneurship, leadership, and social media. His answers address practical issues such as hiring, marketing, personal branding, and starting a business, alongside reflections on self-awareness.
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1 person
Casey Neistat recommended this bookCasey Neistat
"BUY THIS BOOK!" - Casey Neistat
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Crushing It!
by Gary Vaynerchuk
2018
Gary Vaynerchuk revisits personal branding through accounts of entrepreneurs and influencers who built businesses online. Platform-specific advice explains how social media, podcasts, and other digital channels can help people develop audiences around their interests and expertise.
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2 people
Lewis Howes recommended this bookLewis Howes
"Great book." - Lewis Howes
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Tom Bilyeu recommended this bookTom Bilyeu
"Love it! Gary never disappoints!" - Tom Bilyeu
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Twelve and a Half
by Gary Vaynerchuk
2021
Gary Vaynerchuk examines emotional qualities he considers essential to leadership and business, including curiosity, empathy, and self-awareness. Exercises and workplace scenarios explore how these traits interact and how readers might recognize and strengthen their weaker qualities.
Day Trading Attention
by Gary Vaynerchuk
2024
Gary Vaynerchuk examines how brands and creators can respond to changing social-media platforms and recommendation algorithms. He discusses identifying underpriced attention, developing relevant stories, and adapting advertising to audiences increasingly reached through their interests.
Meet Me in the Middle
by Gary Vaynerchuk
2024
Eager Eagle and Patient Pig experience the same day differently in a picture book that can be read from either end. Their contrasting perspectives introduce young readers to empathy, compromise, and solving problems together.
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