Book Review: The Unlimited Freelancer
Post Updated 1-21-2010: The price has now been lowered to $19.00
Let me confess something: I rarely read e-books anymore.
That’s because the last few times I read an e-book I was disappointed. Those e-books were twenty or thirty pages rehashing information that was available elsewhere on the Internet (and quite frankly, that I already knew).
That’s why I approached reading The Unlimited Freelancer skeptically, even though it is written by a couple of colleagues that I respect greatly (Mason Hipp and James Chartrand). Click here to visit FreelanceFolder.com website! (affiliate link)
This time, however, I found more in the e-book than I expected. Much more!
What would you give if you were able to peak into someone else’s successful business and learn all of their trade secrets?
In essence, that’s exactly what The Unlimited Freelancer lets you do.
Mason and James walk you through the methodology, step-by-step, that helped each of them build a successful freelance businesses.
This isn’t some rehash of common knowledge – this is a full-fledged business book (200 pages) that I know I will refer to often. I can easily see a print version of this book (not currently available) becoming a staple for most home offices.
Even if the business model presented in The Unlimited Freelancer doesn’t fit your particular freelancing business – you’ll learn something when you read this book and you’ll find something that you can use.
You can purchase The Unlimited Freelancer through the FreelanceFolder website. Click here to visit FreelanceFolder.com website!
(Note: I received a review copy of this e-book. This post contains an affiliate link.)
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About the Author: I am a successful freelance writer with 20 years of copy writing experience. I am available for consulting, business writing, copy writing, editing, technical writing, and web content writing. In addition, I have written an ebook, 
I’m glad you liked it
Thanks James!
Looks like an interesting read…I’ll give it a look for sure! Thanx for the share
Interesting Review, I’m not such a fan of e-books, I prefer the real thing and putting it into my collection
But I liked your review.
Thanks for the review. I often have the same feelings about e-books that you do – so many are junk and disappointing, but that occasional gem of an e-book is definitely worth it. I’ll be sure to check it out – thanks for the heads up.
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I am sceptical about ebooks (more so because I have not had much interaction with them being a fan of paper) But will deffo give this a go!
Booktin,
I hope that you find it useful.
I did thank you
I never heard of this book. Thanks for the review. I’ll pass the information along. I agree that some eBooks just rehash information that is readily available. However, the way people absorb information differs. One book may work for me, but not for another.
I happen to know Mason Hipp and was pleased to see your note here, since he’s now released a complete book by this same title. He’s sharp, hardworking, and loves to keep learning. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Charlie Seymour Jr
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Thanks for the great review, and glad you found it useful. By the way, a paperback version of the book is available now through LULU http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/the-unlimited-freelancer/5958029 along with the PDF from our website.
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Sounds good, going to give it a read. What did everyone else think about it?
Alex
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