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Summary: My Review Of Guerrilla P.R. : WIRED!!!
Review: One particular factor that helps boost a book's plausibility is a basic knowledge of grammar, as well as an ability to structure sentences eloquently. This is one of Guerrilla PR Wired's first of many failings. A total lack of interesting content is another. The fact every idea is a rip-off from Jay Conrad Levinson is a third. Even if these ideas were Levine's originally, this book is just a rehashing of an earlier work, and as on top of that the ideas are outdated given the rapid advances in online technology. Anybody that finds these ideas useful would do well to go track down a nice Victrola record player to play their favorite new music releases, and perhaps a Betamax to watch movies in their homes. I would like to be fair and note some positive aspects the book has, but I couldn't find any to speak of.
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Summary: Muy Mal, Senor Levine
Review: Thats Spanish for a deaf and dumb monkey could write a better book than Michael did. I admit I am not the smartest person out there, and every thing in this book was very obvious to me. I mean does anybody out there not know this stuff as common sense? Sheesh!
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Summary: Insightful and a delight to read!
Review: This is absolutely the best book out there on a successful publicity campaign. Clearly Mr. Levine's advice worked and made him successful, judging from the caliber of clients he's represented as well as the jealous remarks made in prior reviews. He really gets to the core of living on and off the Internet, and is helping my fledgling business get off the ground. A+
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Summary: Fantastic
Review: Through Levine's witty and sarcastic banter, one can capture the essentials on how to establish a successful PR campaign - via the Internet or otherwise. Be sure to also check out Guerrilla PR!
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Summary: Question
Review: To the reviewers from Minnestroni Falls, I just have to know: Are you on druuuugs (anybody catch the My Cousin Vinnie reference)? You guys are WEIRDOS!Speaking of weirdos, this author should be locked up in a mental institution. He does not seem to be functioning too well upstairs if you know what I mean. What was the point of this book? Was it to bore everybody and hopefully make around $13.50 in royalties so you can buy a hamburger and coke at some ridiculously overpriced LA restaurant? Then mission accomplished! You bored me. Now if you can actually sell a book or two then maybe you'll be able to afford that burger.
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