Please forgive the gratuitous headline but I couldn’t resist. Two new free ebooks have been sent to me recently and both of them involve sex. Well, sort of.
Dianna Huff points us to Dr. Helaine Smith, a Boston, Massachusetts cosmetic dentist. Dr. Smith asks the question: "When was the last time you thought about your teeth? That's like asking when you last thought about your femur or your elbow."
In her new e-book, Healthy Mouth, Healthy Sex! Dr. Smith explains the connection between oral health and sexual well-being: "a topic not too many people talk about."
She says: “What many people don't understand -- or even consider -- is that the health of our teeth and mouths has a huge connection with our overall physical health -- and our sex lives!
Luke Faccini points us to an ebook that his agency The Sponge created called The 6 Essential Elements to an Exceptional Shave!
The ebook asks: "Were you taught how to shave by a pro? More likely you've unknowingly taken on the bad habits of your father, or even worse, you've taught yourself to shave from what you've seen on television commercials. If you ever get razor burn, ingrown hairs, redness or irritation then you have to read on!"
The ebook includes six reasons why you should pay attention to your daily routine with number 6 being: "The amount of sex you get is in direct proportion to how well you shave!"
The sex angle, while just a teeny bit gimmicky, does spark some interest because the authors are linking sex to unexpected things like shaving and dentistry.
I really like these ebooks. If a dentist and an Australian company producing "male grooming products that were created to increase the appeal of the uncompromising man" can find topics to write an ebook about, it shows that virtually any company, product, or organization can use an ebook to tell a story.
You can too!
Disclosure: Both of these ebooks kindly mention me in the acknowledgments and I thank the authors for that. I had nothing to do with the development of either ebook. However, both authors were in some way inspired by the information about creating ebooks that I included in this blog and in my latest free ebook The New Rules of Viral Marketing: How word-of-mouse spreads your ideas for free.







Ah, I can see the wheels turning in your head...so when should we expect the release of your "Good Viral Marketing, Good Sex" eBook? ;-)
Posted by: Paul | April 11, 2008 at 01:14 PM
your e-book about the viral marketing was attractive. it's the raison whose incite me to presnte this article in my presentation about the capacity of viral marketing to substitute other policy of traditionnel marketing.but i need, if it's possible, to send me a frensh version if you made it.
thinks
Posted by: abousig | April 12, 2008 at 10:25 AM
With this kind of title and your blog authority you can expect some adult traffic. :)
I'm speaking from my personal experience a couple of days ago...
Sasha T.
Posted by: Sasha T. | April 13, 2008 at 06:11 AM
I told my wife that we needed more sex so my shaving skills could be improved. She gave me five bucks and told me to have a barber do it. I told her I didn't think he'd have sex with me for only five bucks.
Posted by: Leonard Klaatu | April 13, 2008 at 08:52 PM
An E-Book That's Refreshing, Important . . . and Fun to Read!
Dr. Helaine Smith's "Healthy Mouth, Healthy Sex!" is a surprise and a delight. You may not have considered how "taking care of your oral health can prolong your sexual health," but this Boston-area dentist might just turn your thinking around.
As authoritative as it is well-written (with terrific cartoon illustrations), "Healthy Mouth, Healthy Sex!" provides crucial information for lifelong oral and sexual health. Dr. Smith approaches this sensitive topic with tact, intelligence, and wit. It's one of the most interesting web-based guides I've read this year!
Gary Genard, Ph.D., President
Public Speaking International
Posted by: Dr. Gary Genard | April 14, 2008 at 05:18 PM
Leonard - Ha! great one!
Gary - Dr. Smith did a great job. Thanks for your comment. She'll appreciate that.
Posted by: David Meerman Scott | April 14, 2008 at 05:36 PM
Lol--when I read the title of this post all my eyes saw was "oral sex." No comment about the shaving.;)
Posted by: Maggie | April 15, 2008 at 02:21 PM
Thanks David!
Most business people I know can't even imagine coming up with content for a good blog post let alone an entire ebook! Well, now they are without excuse, and I will remind them of that fact.
Posted by: CS Thompson | April 16, 2008 at 03:33 AM
Here is someone who is the master of the headline:
http://www.gailkeithmarketing.typepad.com/
Posted by: Dave | April 17, 2008 at 04:59 PM
Individuals or online companies can review products and give details about their firsthand experience. There seems to be growing number of consumers who rely on this personal information. More info at: http://www.affiliate-promotion.com
Posted by: Affiliate Promotion | March 30, 2009 at 05:30 PM
i agree
healthy sex for a better healthy life.
Posted by: tanwa | October 26, 2009 at 04:15 PM
Superb!That is true, your mouth is healthy so you get enjoy to sex.
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