Dan Janal is a true Internet pioneer whose views on Marketing and Publicity have shaped several generations of top marketers. He has consulted with IBM, American Express and The Readers Digest. He also has helped get publicity for leading industry experts Alan Weiss, Tom Antion, Tom Hopkins, Sam Horn and many others.
Here are 1200 characters of things you didn't know about me: 1. I was on the PR team that launched America Online. No, I didn't get stock. 2. I personally led the PR efforts for the first piece of software on the CD-ROM platform, Grolier's Electronic Encyclopedia. Today, CDs are everywhere. I ushered in a technology that changed the way people work and play. 3. Oh yeah, I also did marketing and PR projects for IBM, AT&T, American Express and Readers Digest. 4. I wrote one of the first 3 books on Internet Marketing in 1995. Yep, just me and Al Gore were on the Net back then. It has been translated into 6 languages and helped launch the careers and thinking of today's great Internet marketers (and I have their emails to prove it!). 5. I've spoken everywhere from Beijing to Budapest and taught at Berkeley and Stanford. I don't do Bar Mitzvahs and weddings, but I do speak at corporate and association events. 6. I'm a serial entrepreneur -- having created six companies that generate more than six figures based on six different business models. Try that on for size, Tom Peters. 7. To me, the most creative people in the world are: Sam Horn, Tom Antion and Alan Weiss.
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