Review: Less is More
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2014
How many WSOs have you bought because they seemed smart at the time, but you really haven't had time to make use of them? How many pieces of software? How many hundreds of dollars have you spent in convenient little bite sized $9.97 and $14.97 purchases? (And don't even remind me of all the oto up-sells!) If you don't know what I'm talking about because you're just beginning to study internet marketing, you should still spend a dollar for this book. Trust me.Next time you're tempted to buy that "next thing," you can check here first and see if maybe there's a free program that does almost the same thing. Better yet, cross reference all this stuff by keywords so you can look it up easier. (No, silly, don't open up a data base! Just visit each link in this book and bookmark it. While you're there, edit the bookmark's "page name" or other descriptor to include everything you can think of that you might type in if you were looking for that page again.  Type these keywords into the "navigation toolbar" to have your browser suggest these URLs again. For example, I included the term "kevin bacon" in the descriptor of the YASIV tool shown in the book preview. Why? Think about it!)The book is short. And even so, you will not use every tool he lists. He doesn't describe each tool thoroughly, because every one has a description just beyond the link. Spend a little time clicking around, and leave yourself some "bread crumbs" so so can find your way back and you will save money some day.