Review: Ninja Book Marketing Strategies by Tom Corson-Knowles
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2013
I'd like to stress that this is an unsolicited review of this book, and until 48 hours ago I didn't even know of 'Tom Corson-Knowles'.Upon buying another "Kindle" book published by a 'friend', I came across Tom's books (Amazon knows how to sell more!) and instantly bought three of his books - so far, likely more once read.What really attracts me about this book is that one can FEEL the author's honest and ethical approach to Kindle book marketing, and in general! A genuine author is a welcome change, considering that most of these books are being PRODUCED by purely money-focused internet marketers, through outsourcing to low-wage contries (I can see that too, from the way they are written).Now the book content: The frequent reference to 'ninjas' I found a bit annoying (reflects my age I guess), and that's the only criticism I can make.This book is so full of great advice that it may make the mind of Kindle newbies 'explode' when they read it and realize just HOW MUCH marketing a book author can do - if (s)he only has Tom's books!I don't want to reveal details because you should really buy this book, but what I can say is that IT IS THIS BOOK that made me BELIEVE in myself as author again (old school paper book author), seeing FINALLY a way HOW TO DO BOOK MARKETING (after 12 years...).The next one I will now read is Tom's Kindle Publishing Bible, but I know that Tom is right: Just READING this book is not enough. I must APPLY it. And you too.