Today, I was working on getting more things moved over Typepad.  You will find links to The More Space Project and the Business Blog Book Tour on the right.  The old sites are still up, but I am going to set up  some redirects and take them down.  Daniel has been wonderful about hosting them for the last three years and it is time to get his bandwidth some relief.

You will find Seth and the BBBT with Rich! @ Hello_World today.

We have Seth Godin on the Ninth Business Blog Book Tour.

He will be doing alot of talking (and lying) about his new book All Marketers Are Liars.

Start your Monday with the coroners at Brand Autopsy.

If you are not familiar with the tour, check out our frequently asked questions.

I don’t know how I missed posting on the Book Tour yesterday.

You can see the first two stops at re:invention (one and two) and businesspundit (one and two). Tomorrow the bus rolls into 800-CEO-READ. Wonderbranding and Community Guy around out the tour this week.

Next week, we are going to be running our 8th Tour and our third of 2005.

The featured book is Naked in the Boardroom by Robin Wolaner.

You can find the schedule on the newly revamped BBBT Blog.

We are running an excerpt from the book of the 800-CEO-READ Excerpt Blog.

Barry Moltz is hosting the tour today. Barry was our first author on the BBBT and it is great to see him asking the questions now.

Rob at Businesspundit did a great job of getting things started with the Business Blog Book Tour. He wrote a glowing review of Starting Something (he says it is #2 on his greatest biz books list) and did a Q&A with Wayne.

I am a little uncertain about today’s stop. I’ll keep you posted.

Tomorrow you’ll find Wayne hosting the 800-CEO-READ blog.

Next week, we are doing our seventh Business Blog Book Tour.

This tour we will be featuring a book called Starting Something: An Entrepreneur’s Tale of Control, Confrontation, and Corporate Culture by Wayne McVicker. Chances are you have never heard of the book. Wayne self-published the book and it is about the roller coaster ride he took with his company Neoforma.

I am not going to say anything more than when and where Wayne will be next week:

• Feb 21st – Businesspundit
• Feb 22nd – WhatsNextBlog
• Feb. 23rd – 800-CEO-READ
• Feb 24th – Barry Moltz
• Feb 25th – Small Business Trends

Robert is feature on the Business Section of the Seattle Times website. There is a Q&A and an excerpt from Category Killers.

Robert has written 18 books. He is different than many of today’s business book authors. He is a writer and a journalist.

He is best know for The Nordstrom Way. He has also written a great book on Amazon.

Here is his bibliography:

Category Killers: The Retail Revolution and Its Impact on Consumer Culture

The Nordstrom Way: The Inside Story of America’s Number One Customer Service Company

Lessons From The Nordstrom Way: How Companies are Emulating the Number One Customer Service Company

The Nordstrom Way to Customer Service Excellence: A Handbook for Implementing Great Service in Your Organization (new from Wiley in February 2005)

Amazon.com: Get Big Fast: Inside the Revolutionary Business Model That Changed The World

Anytime, Anywhere: How the Best Bricks-and-Clicks Businesses are Delivering Seamless Service to Their Customers

Corporate Histories

The Space Needle: Symbol of Seattle

The Legend of Eddie Bauer

Shared Values: A History of Kimberly Clark

Family Trees: Simpson’s Centennial Story

On Course: Chevron’s Century at Sea

More Than a Store: Frederick & Nelson 1890 tp 1990

Banking Without Boundaries: A History of Security Pacific Bank of Washington

The Legend of Frango Chocolate

Seattle Fur Exchange: 100 Years

The Ale Master: The Story of Bert Grant (pioneer of America’s craft brewing industry)

Editor:

John Sarich’s Food and Wine of the Pacific Northwest