Review:This is a really interesting book and it opened my eyes to a lot of new ideas that I hadn't really considered before.
It's of those sort of books you pick up now and again when you have 10 mins here and there or great on a long plane ride when you actually want to learn something rather than just get lost in fiction. Good read. Read more

Review:Lots of useful information. Enjoyable read packed full of essential advice if you want to grow the dank heavy green. I withheld one star only because the crass prouct placements the text is riddled with are a bit annoying. But hey, Ed has to get paid! Read more

Review:Before I read the book, I have little knowledge about creating an application. But after I read this book, especially chapter 4:Conducting Competitive Research, I know a lots of useful methods to know my directed or undirected competitor. Also, chapter 7 helped me finish my first prototype in a efficient and convenient way. I am so proud of to have my first application prototype with fully researched and when I have interview in product manager, I am willing to share my product with interviewer... Read more

Review:Complete step by step instructions on how to format and market your e-book without spending any money. Jason starts by telling you all the things he did wrong when he first tried to market his e-book and how he just wasted his money. He then explains in detail how to do for free and get even better results. Absolutely the best resource available on the subject. Read more

Review:Gives tips on how to tackle sticky situations with clients, how to back up your brand and shows thought processes and behind the scenes rough sketches in different designers' processes. A good read for any logo or branding designer. Easy to read, just the right amount of complexity to make it a valuable resource (so not just for beginners like many other branding books). Read more