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Review title: Warning! Horrified to find Utterly Wrong Info!
Product review: I have no need for such a book by such an amateur, and didn't have to buy it to find errors while doing an internet search of my own firm. I was horrified to find my company (established 1997 listed in this sloppy self-published stack of errors (without permission) my (wrong) firm name and my (wrong) address and my (wrong) phone number -- and worst of all -- the utter lie that we charge a reading fee of 15%! This confidential consultancy doesn't charge ANY percentage for anything, period. He may not understand the difference between a consultant and an agency. Be warned.If this Russell character can get so much wrong in one sentence, how could you trust the rest of his pages? Ugh. You get what you pay for. If you need marketing help, find a pro. We're out there (but not as listed in this sorry pile of paper. Good luck...
