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Too much filler. Not enough unique content that you can't already find somewhere on the internet. Pass.
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I was really hoping to gather more insight into advertising and promoting on the web.
What I got was WAY TOO MUCH of the author's own references to himself, his site, and his personal bio.
For someone who has no clue regarding marketing, advertising, PR, and the like this may be okay.
But I think they would still pick up on 2/3 - 3/4 of the book dedicated to self.
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This is a good primer on the subject of monetizing your website. Its shortcomings are more a result of its format as a book than in the material. The field is evolving so quickly that you would be well advised to do a lot of supplementary reading on the web.
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Interesting overview on the topic. As the subtitle suggests this book talks about "turning web sites, blogs, and podcasts into cash". The book is not hard to read, it's language is very friendly and easy to understand, while it's ideas are very mature. The author, it is evident, is very wise on the topic and shares his experience with the readers. There are no fluff or extra talk. Just useful material, ideas, web links, books, web sites, and suggestions based on many years of experience as a content provider.
I took this book from a library, but now I'm considering buying it, so much I liked it!
Highly recommended.
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This book is for blog beginners. It is just specific enough to get started. If that is the kind of primer you are looking for, jump on it fast! If you are already passed stage 1, it might be helpful, but you might find it not advanced enough.
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