My personal review & experience
First, I'd like to say thank you for the opportunity of receiving a free review copy and sorry for the delay on providing a detailed honest review about this ebook.
Conversational Tone: I like the way GunzZ wrote this ebook. It's light, you won't feel like you're reading a book, so, even if you are lazy, you'll feel like reading a thread here or talking to a friend in some parts. The ebook has over 100 pages and it could be tiring to read a ton of information, but it's not.
Organization: at the end of each chapter, there is a well organized list of concepts summarizing the chapter, which can be easy to digest all the information presented and remember after you finish reading the book, is a good concept that I plan to implement in my own books.
Content: that's what really matters and I'll write more about it. GunzZ proves that he really does have 14 years of experience on Fiverr and has enough authority to create this kind of book and teach based on personal experiences. The book is full of important advice for creating a sustainable business where you yourself are the product being offered. It's interesting to note that GunzZ doesn't just talk about Fiverr, but also mentions other important platforms for finding your first customers. This is a 100% white hat book, you won't find tips on where to buy reviews, how to cheat the algorithm or anything like that, this is a book that teaches you a long-term project, without shortcuts and schemes that could ruin everything at any moment. That's why I believe it's a book only suitable for those who are really interested in working, if you just want to buy it thinking it's a guide to cheating the system, this isn't for you. Overall, I think the book is very good and you can learn a lot about client management, client loyalty, outreach to find your first buyers, personal brand development and other important concepts for creating, developing and scaling a solid presence on freelancing platforms.
Conversational Tone: I put it as something positive, but it's a double-edged sword. GunzZ has his own personal perspectives and doesn't hesitate to show them, you may or may not agree with them, they are worldviews that may conflict with yours. For me it's not a problem, I don't agree with everything he says and his points are respectable, but at times they could be suppressed from the book.
Lack of depth: as mentioned earlier by other reviewers, some sessions such as Fiver Go and Fiver Ads could have been explored in more detail. Sometimes unnecessary subjects are mentioned in detail, while subjects that really deserve detailed attention are only vaguely mentioned.
I read some comments on this post asking: “If you made $500k, why are you selling this book here? - as someone who has read the book, I can address some of these concerns because the answers become obvious. OP took 14 years to earn that income, I don't know if that includes the 20% Fiverr charges as commission or not, but of course it's not insane to set that as a starting goal if you've been working hard as a freelancer for over a decade. So it's not like he's making $500k a month, that's the fruit of years and years of work and it's clear from reading the book that he takes a 100% organic, white hat approach to achieving his goals. I believe that if you put the lessons mentioned into practice, this goal is also completely achievable.
Overall, I think this ebook deserves your attention and it's a worthwhile reading if you want to master Fiverr. He was clearly written by an experienced seller with several important ideas, concepts and in-depth explanations that can work pretty well for someone interested in creating a serious business on freelancing platforms.
