Review: Worth it's weight in gold for writers wanting their books reviewed WITHOUT violating Amazon rules & standards!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2014
This is the second Alex Foster book I've bought and read this weekend. Just as with Writing a Kindle Book a Week, this is tightly written and is a page turner, which is no simple task with nonfiction how-to information.Although I found some of the information to be common sense, of course, I did learn a good deal by reading this and feel certain I will earn far more sales because of his insightful tips.Probably the most valuable information Foster provides is in regards to avoiding violation of Amazon standards. I highlighted several points for my future reference.Foster also offers salient advice for avoiding reviews that might come if your book is not seen as a bargain. And, even more helpful is learning how to deal with reviewers who only want to sink your book for reasons other than merit.As readers may see, I am becoming a fan of Foster's useful booklets. It's refreshing to see some write nonfiction in an easygoing, yet fast-flowing style. I say this, despite years writing technical military quality control procedures and plans. That sort of writing can be dull (but still quite useful, of course).I only hope that my future nonfiction writing will be as useful, interesting, and as fast-flowing as this, Kindle Reviews: How to Get Reviews for Your Kindle Book, by Alex Foster.Buy it, read it, then read it again. Possibly you'll be singing its praises also.