I was quoted twice in this article about getting into college, but I was never interviewed. The author just pulled quotes from my book. Sweet. Thank you Gene Trainor!
San Antonio Express-News
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Google has scanned in my book and made a few chapters available online. Somehow the thumbnail picture is the pre-release version. The right cover appears when you click through to the image.
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My book has been picked up by quite a few libraries. Here is a listing on WorldCat.com.
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Competition to Get into Colleges May Be Intensifying.
I don’t remember being interviewed for this article. I’m quoted towards the end. The writer thinks I’m a girl.
It came out in January of 2009. I was busy with other things!
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How To Get Off The Wait List – Forbes.com.
I was pretty excited to be written up in Forbes. The mention was smaller than I had thought. Apparently my advice was the opposite of the other people interviewed for the article. I recommend various ways of contacting the college when you are put on the wait [...]
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Buy it on Amazon.com
I learned a lot about the college admissions process when I was at Cappex. Part of my job was to develop content for the site (we eventually hired a guy to do it for us). We developed a blog and a Podcast. I got a little carried away with writing and [...]
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How to Make Colleges Want You, Mike Moyer, Book – Barnes & Noble.
My book on bn.com. Only one review!
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Buy it at CollegePeas.com
I developed this seminar DVD based on live seminars I had given at conferences and trade shows. It is based on the book How to Make Colleges Want You, but it has a few extra tips and tricks that I added later.
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Are Points and Point Programs Pointed at the Right Patrons?
Dana Hayman is one of the sharpest marketing minds in the business. He and I wrote this article for the Journal of Integrated Marketing Communications in the 2009 issue.
Abstract
Any employee, from the CEO to the mail clerk in any firm, would probably agree that developing and [...]
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