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# Book club "Zero Click Marketing"
- URL: https://www.revenuerulebreaker.com/events/book-club-zero-click-marketing/
- Published: 2026-10-16T04:21:45.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-16T04:24:27.000Z
- Description: Come discuss the new book by Amanda Natividad and Rand Fishkin
- Author: Lex Roman
- Tags: #event

**Welcome to the Rulebreaker Book Club! This is a business book club created as an extension of** [***Revenue Rulebreaker***](https://revenuerulebreaker.com/?utm%5Fsource=luma)**. We discuss books that relate to our work.**

### ​This event is free but I'm asking attendees to commit to reading the book so we can have a great discussion.

​This month's pick is [*Zero Click Marketing*](https://zeroclickmarketing.co/book?utm%5Fsource=luma). It's coming out October 27 and you can pre-order it now.

[Register](https://luma.com/ri1fjxs0?ref=revenuerulebreaker.com)

**From their website:** *Zero Click Marketing* is the honest, tactical, occasionally unhinged, and aggressively footnoted guide to earning attention, building an audience, and growing a business on a web that has mostly stopped sending clicks.

​More than half of Google searches now end without a click. Social networks reward content that keeps people on-platform. ChatGPT answers the questions that once sent visitors to your site.

​This isn't a "how to go viral" manual. (We hate those odds.) It's also not a bloodless airport business book. It's the field guide we've been building and using ourselves since 2022, when Amanda gave the idea its name and we both began turning it into a practical system for marketers navigating a click-starved web.  
  
**Grab the book from the authors' site**

[Buy the book](https://zeroclickmarketing.co/book?ref=revenuerulebreaker.com)

### ​I usually say you don't have to read the book but I'd really like you to for this one

​You don't have to finish it, but I'm hoping to have a fruitful discussion about how to apply this book to our work and to do that, I need more people than just me who have read it.