Jon Spoelstra Non-Fiction books in order

Jon Spoelstra Non-Fiction collects his business and marketing books, including the Wall Street Journal bestseller Ice to the Eskimos and Marketing Outrageously.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Ice to the Eskimos 1997 Jon Spoelstra Buy
2 Success Is Just One Wish Away 1998 Jon Spoelstra Buy
3 Marketing Outrageously 2001 Jon Spoelstra Buy
4 Getting the Sale Handbook 2015 Jon Spoelstra Buy
5 Making the Appointment 2016 Jon Spoelstra Buy
6 Approved: Job Skill #1 2020 Jon Spoelstra Buy
7 Football, Blind Luck & Other Phenomena: My Journey from the Chicken Coop 2021 Jon Spoelstra Buy
8 Pigs That Fly Hack 2022 Jon Spoelstra Buy

Jon Spoelstra’s non-fiction work is rooted in his career as an NBA executive. Ice to the Eskimos, published in 1997, became a Wall Street Journal bestseller by translating his experience at the New Jersey Nets into practical marketing advice. He had taken a team with some of the worst attendance in the league and dramatically increased their revenue, and the book explains exactly how he did it through creative packaging, audience targeting, and aggressive promotion.

Marketing Outrageously followed in 2001, pushing the same ideas further with endorsements from fellow sports marketing minds. Spoelstra later updated it as Marketing Outrageously Redux. His non-fiction catalog spans business strategy, sales tactics, and sports marketing, all written with the direct, no-nonsense voice of someone who spent decades in NBA front offices making things work on tight budgets.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Jon Spoelstra Non-Fiction series?

There are eight books in the Jon Spoelstra Non-Fiction series, published between 1997 and 2022.

What is the first book in the Jon Spoelstra Non-Fiction series?

The first book in the Jon Spoelstra Non-Fiction series is Ice to the Eskimos, published in 1997.

What is Ice to the Eskimos about?

Ice to the Eskimos draws on Jon Spoelstra’s experience as president of the New Jersey Nets. He explains the marketing strategies he used to triple the team’s lagging revenues in three years and boost season-ticket sales by 250 percent. The book lays out 19 marketing ground rules designed to apply to any product or service.

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