Others say...

"Great eye opener "
I went to the book store looking for books on home based information business, and this is a one stop resource. Information has become the hottest commodity to sell, because it can very valuable to consumers and has very high profit margins for creators.

She has infopreneur profiles (people who are already successful), tips for writing information, finding the write information to write about, getting published, publicizing yourself, making online streams of income, establishing a brand for yourself, and a bunch more invaluable information. This is a must have book for all those leaning towards learning about information business.

"Liked this one"
I think she did a nice job with this book. Good information that is worth the read.

"Great reference book to start with"
I found this book to be a great reference tool for getting me accustomed to the language and media available for online marketing. If I can learn at least two valuable pieces of information from a publication that I didn't know prior to reading it, it makes it worth the price.

Recommendation: if an Amazon book listing has a "see inside" option, take a peek at the Table of Contents. It's a good indicator of whether you can expect general informaton on a topic, or in-depth. Clearly, if the "how to sell a book on Amazon" section is 2 pages long, you can expect generalized content. If you want an in-depth read on that subject, find one written specifically about selling a book on Amazon.

Again, several pieces of information in this read were valuable to ME. I'm sure other newbies to the genre will feel the same way.

Gail Strumberger
Author, "Shock Therapy: Planaphobic"

"Loved it!"
This book was excellent. I have no idea why there are bad reviews. This book is full of great ideas and useful tidbits, and I've been studying this topic for years. I loved this book because I actually pulled information from it that I could use--if you can pull 5 ideas from a book, then it was worth the time. It was not high-level at all. Most of the books you read on this topic are full of empty promises (You can do it! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Hip, hip hooray!, and all that kind of useless crap). But this author did her research thoroughly. This book was worth every penny. I do not know the author but I look forward to other books by her.

"Book Cover is Golden...A Reflection of the Knowledge Inside"
I only have one problem with this book: IT WILL GIVE YOU TOO MANY IDEAS! Every content-filled page carries with it the ability to inspire you with literally hundreds of new income producing ideas and techniques. Luckily the author, Stephanie Chandler, also gave great advice on listing and prioritizing those ideas and start with the best opportunities. Never has a book demonstrated so clearly how easy it is to start sharing your expertise with the world and profit from it quickly.

People who have made it big have great stories but most people are looking for a step-by-step way they can use to make it themselves. This book does a great job at combining just enough theory followed by massive amounts of how-to's.

The author had the insight to include "real-life" infopreneur profiles at the end of each chapter. This adds tremendous value and gives the reader a sense that, "Hey, there really are people out there doing this and they started out just like me."

Another valuable feature is the mountain of resources the author included. She has succeeded with her goal of helping the reader "navigate through the business of selling information." And she is definitely inspiring.

This book will linger in your head long after you've read it. In fact, the information provided is so action oriented with so many ideas and resources, you will have to intentionally keep yourself from making money.

Buy the book. Tell others about it. It just may be the jump start you need!