Review: He's honest right up front: Bring quality to the market, or else.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2012
Early in his book, Scott admonishes his readers to bring good quality and value to the market.  Yes, a lot of people bring junk to epublishing because they can get away with it.  He tells us all to avoid that at all costs.  As someone whose publicly available books are all ebooks (as of 2012, though I have some print and notebook editions for clients-only), I can say that I believe my sales are hurt by the amount of junk out there.  When people go see my books (search Scot Conway if you're interested), they wonder if it's real or if it might be a bit of junk - and until enough people review it, it's anyone's guess.As a mostly-Kindle author, I am always on the lookout for helpful tips.  I also like shorter books - books that get right to the what-to-do and how-to-do-it.  As a result, I'm actually just happy if I find one new idea in a book - since I have so many.  I came into Scott's book with that mindset.  I was very much surprised to find so much I could use that I didn't already know.  I guess it goes to show me that no matter how much I know, I don't even know how much I don't know!  With technology and e-resources shifting so quickly, it's important to stay up on things.  I highly recommend this book to authors and aspiring authors.  Good luck!