Although this book's subtitle specifies a worthy objective (i.e. "How to Access 100 Million People in 10 Minutes") and will no doubt help to sell copies, the fact remains that the journey to achieve that objective will require the necessary investment of resources (especially time, hopes, and effort) and the focus must be on the primary process - one that Perry Marshall and Bryan Todd cover thoroughly in the book -but also on supplementary processes suggested by chapter titles. For example, those of Chapters 1-10 in which Marshall and Todd explain how to
o Attract prospects and close on purchases
o Build "your own autopilot marketing machine"
o Build a Google campaign from scratch - the RIGHT way
o Spend less and get more clicks: lay a foundation of properly organized campaigns
o Develop high-quality keyword lusts to craft "killer headlines"
o Write copy for Google ads that attract eyeballs, get clicks, and earn you money
o Triple your CTR (i.e. clickthrough rate) and cut your bid prices by two thirds - no genius required
o Triple your traffic with placement targeting and Google image ads
o Create Google ads: banner ads are here to stay, and finally
o Develop and use local advertising on Google ("Mostly Virgin Territory: Retailers, Restaurants, and Service Businesses Can Beat the Yellow Pages")
I strongly recommend checking out the titles of Chapters 11-29 to complete your briefing on what Marshall and Todd cover, step-by-step-by-step-by-step. Then, and this is VERY important, visit the website identified on Page xi, register, obtain a password, and then gain access to a membership area with updates to the book. Be sure to Google Adwords $25 coupon code for new advertisers. The supplementary resources are too numerous to mention here. Suffice to say that, together, they offer substantial value-added benefits and thereby increase exponentially the total value of the book.
Marshall and Todd know that many of those who purchase this book will need tutorial assistance. For that reason, they immediately establish a direct, personal rapport with their reader and continue it when providing additional resources at the aforementioned website. The only advice I presume to offer is in three suggestions: (1) highlight key passages (I prefer an optic yellow Sharpe ACCENT); (2) re-read chapter or at least the highlighted passages before proceeding to the next chapter; and (3) be persistent but patient.