by Paul Simister
on June 17, 2018
The full title of this book by Brad Reed is
Website & Marketing Mistakes Coaches Make: 12 Critical Mistakes That REPEL Your Ideal Clients…And How To Avoid Them!
In my review posted on Amazon.co.uk, I gave this book Four Stars. This means Good and Well Worth Reading.
A detailed and helpful guide to Internet marketing
The author writes well, explaining what he means convincingly and in enough detail to be useful without being boring.
If you’re like me and you’ve read quite a bit about internet marketing, there won’t be that much new but it is likely to be presented in a new way. The focus is on what potential clients will think. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on June 8, 2018
The full title of this book by Helen Monaghan is
12 Steps to Improve your Cashflow: Helpful tips and advice on how to have a better relationship with your business finances so you can fulfil your purpose
In my review posted on Amazon.co.uk, I gave the book Three Stars. This means it is Worthwhile.
Here is my book review.
Mainly for therapists and coaches and more how to run your business
The book takes a broad view of what can be done by managing your business better.
I’ve mixed feelings about this although I hadn’t realised the target businesses were so tightly defined when I downloaded it under my kindle unlimited subscription. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on May 6, 2018
The full title of this book by Michael Senoff is
Hidden Marketing Assets: How To Sell More Consulting and Marketing Services At Full Price In A Shorter Period of Time Than You Have Ever Done Before
In my review posted on Amazon.co.uk, I gave the book Two Stars. This means it is Disappointing.
Here is my book review.
A book to help marketing consultants and coaches to get more clients
You don’t very often see a book available to read for free under the Kindle Unlimited scheme which costs £69.99 to buy.
I normally buy books I borrow that I think are really good but, from the start I was looking for reasons why I shouldn’t buy it. That doesn’t sound like an effective marketing strategy to me. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on March 14, 2018
The full title of this book by AJ Craft is
6-Figure Copywriting for Coaches: 6 Web Copy Tweaks That Hook Dream Clients, Fill Your Pipeline and Have Them BEGGING to Work with YOU!
In my review posted on Amazon.co.uk, I gave the book Two Stars, meaning Disappointing.
Here is my book review.
Very expensive for an extended sales letter to sell copywriting services
As a free read, under the Kindle Unlimited subscription, I’d say that this is a quick but interesting read. As a kindle book that costs £8.00 to buy, it is very expensive for what it gives back and I’ve based my rating on you buying it. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on March 6, 2018
The full title of this book by Jayne Warrilow is
The 10 Day Coaches MBA: The Small Business Book For Coaches Who Want To Play Bigger
In my review posted on Amazon.co.uk, I gave the book Three Stars, meaning Worthwhile.
Very earnest and well meaning
I’ve mixed thoughts about this book.
It’s clear the author cares about coaches and coaching and she believes the requirements for success are changing quickly. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on May 28, 2017
The full title of this book by MIchael Neill is
“Supercoach: 10 Secrets to Transform Anyone’s Life”.
In my review at Amazon.co.uk, I rated this as a Four Stars book, which means I consider it to be in the good to very good range.
This is what I wrote.
A very helpful guide to review your life
I’ve been looking for a book to help my clients with what I call the inner game. This is how they see their role in the world and how, by changing their thoughts and actions, they can live a better, more satisfying life. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on January 14, 2017
The full title of this book by Glenn Livingston is
“How to Become Unstoppable: Seven Things Every Coach Must Know to Help Their Clients (And Themselves!)“.
In my review at Amazon.co.uk, I gave the book a rating of Four Stars. This means I consider it to be in the range of good to very good.
Here is my review.
A book about reframing thoughts
The author has been one of my favourite Internet marketing experts for many years. He trained originally as a psychologist and gradually moved into business. He is the inspiration behind “Ask : The counterintuitive online formula to discover exactly what your customers want to buy…create a mass of raving fans…and take any business to the next level” by Ryan Levesque. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on December 5, 2016
The full title of this book by Jeanna Gabellini is
10 Minute Money Makers: How to Easily Double Your Profits in Just 10 Minutes a Day
In my review posted on Amazon.co.uk, I gave the book Three Stars. This means Worthwhile.
Here is my review.
By the author of a book about the Law of Attraction and she talks about her coaching business
First I should point of the author has written a book about the Law of Attraction.
That concept of “think about what you want and you’ll get it” might put you off but I think there’s something in it. Or at least in getting clear about your direction, identifying actions that will help and then doing them very effectively. I also accept that your mindset can be a major constraint if you keep having negative thoughts. [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on December 11, 2015
The full title of this book by Curly Martin is
The Business Coaching Handbook: Everything you need to be your own business coach
In my review posted on Amazon.co.uk, I gave it 3 Stars.
Here is my review.
Well written but it’s too broad and skates over the big issues
This book has a nice combination of short stories that make their points effectively and exercises that will make the reader think hard.
Included in the book are chapters on: [continue reading…]
by Paul Simister
on December 7, 2015
In my review of
Niche Marketing for Coaches by Hannah McNamara
posted at Amazon.co.uk, I gave it 3 Stars.
Here is my review.
More about marketing than selecting a niche
In my experience coaches are nice people. They are attracted to start a coaching business because they want to help people and make a genuine difference.
They also see it as a way to make a nice living – and of course, the best known coaches make an absolute fortune (e.g. Tony Robbins). [continue reading…]
