Review: The "Pocket Guide" reference book to self publishing success - Get it, Use it
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2014
In the intro Glyn suggests that if you like this book you might want to get the more detailed Bestseller Tactics Series.  If you don't already have them, and are serious about your success, go get them.Following the advise in those books my first and second books each went to number 1. Yes, #1, and they both did it in two categories each.Obviously I am doing this "backwards" with getting this "tips" book following the in-dept series.  I am now finding it hugely helpful.  As an expert on how the brain learns (brain based learning and teaching) I am not at all surprised that by going back over these tips I see things that I had forgotten - and worse didn't act on initially.  These are things I would NEVER go back through the bigger books and find!  I am only "finding" them because they are highlighted here.Now, I am using this book as a reference guide to go back and fix, or tune up, and improve the things that I didn't do as well as I should have initially - or even missed the first time around.The tips are detailed, clearly written, with easy to follow steps of what to do.  All of the tips show you exactly what to do and how to do it - not the common frustrations of many books that give a good idea but not how to implement it.If you are starting with this book and not yet ready to dive into three long and rather detailed books on how to publish and market your book, you are starting with the best on the market, This tips guide will still give you the best bang for your buck of anything I have seen - and I have seen many as I have a collection of over 25 books that I have read on publishing as a self-published author.  There are a number of good books, this and the companion Bestseller Tactics series are the best.Even though we don't know each other, I feel I have a friend who has my back in the publishing business.