I bought the guide yesterday and just finished reading it and overall I'm impressed.
The reason why I think this is the best guide I've seen on BHW is that it's not full of typos and half of the pages are not full of useless full-page images, but instead full of well-written text and useful info.
I think it's important to note that quite a few tips from this guide can also be found from Nakamuras amazing journey thread
here on BHW, so go read that first if you're unsure how well he knows his stuff.
Around 30-40 of the 100 pages explain how to deal with bans and making new accounts without footprints which is surely useful for many newcomers but I think that section could easily be shortened to half of it.
A big part of the guide is explaining how to do keyword research (and why you shouldn't focus on it too much) and figure out what kind of apps are currently ranking high on the stores alongside many websites and tools that will help you with that.
There's also tons of great tips about what makes a great app/game and how you should monetize them, utilizing analytics and advertising your apps within your other apps. A lot of the tips are self eplanatory, but it's nice to have them all in one place so you don't end up overlooking something important.
As for the advertised '
No-coding needed' claim, I think you should take it with a grain of salt. The guide explains in-depth where and how to find cheap source-codes which are technically ready to go, but if you really want to update and modify those yourself so they're not duplicates of other peoples apps who have the same source code, you must be ready to dive into a bit of coding as well to be able to freshen them up and add your own features to them (unless you are willing to pay others to do this for you every time, which is going to be really expensive in the long run.)
I think my favorite part about the guide was the detailed guide on when, where and how to get installs, reviews and other necessary boosts for ASO as well as optimizing the descriptions and even backlinks.
(This will cost money and is a big factor in ranking your apps! Of course you can skip this part but then you are at the mercy of great niche selection or pure luck)
All in all,
This is definitely the highest quality Ebook I've come accross on BHW and I've bought quite a few and it's refreshing to read a guide that is written by a fluent English speaker. You will find tons of gold nuggets and tips no matter if you're starting out or already have an app or two out there.
Would I be happy to pay $200 for it? Only if I didn't know anything about app development prior to this guide.
Would I be happy to pay $100 for it? Definitely, any day of the week!
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