Review: Doesn't Deliver
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2013
This book has some great advice on developing and building an online brand using blogs, websites, and social networking for marketing yourself and your products. It's (mostly) well written, but it really only an overview, as it simply isn't long enough to get into any detail.The editing and proofreading were only mediocre, which is a problem in a book that makes a point of saying "ensure your book is well proof-read". I understand that the author is from Ghana and therefore English is probably his second language, but this reinforces the need to have a book professionally proofread, perhaps by a native speaker of the language in order to catch errors like 'unique selling preposition' and 'boosts their morals'.The subtitle of this book is 'the ultimate guide to financial freedom', but this isn't mentioned at all in the book (assuming you can call it a book at around 50 pages). For what it is - a guide to social marketing and branding - it is good. But it doesn't completely deliver on the promise in the title, and it is very short.