Understandably, my request for a free review copy of "The WunderCabinet," by Barbara Hodgson and Claudia Cohen, was denied.
And some businesspeople question why a business getting free reviews on Yelp would pay to advertise on the site.
By Jeannie Vanasco April 14, 2011 Understandably, my request for a free review copy of "The WunderCabinet," by Barbara Hodgson and Claudia Cohen, was denied.
Outside of receiving a free review copy of this book, no compensation was received by either GrrlScientist or the Guardian for this review.
It will offer you a "free review" of your pension and how you can obtain a "loan", "saving advance" or "cashback".
But data provided by comScore, the Web measuring firm, suggest that Web visitors prefer Yelp, where they get thousands of free reviews, over Zagat.com, where they pay a subscription charge for less information.
Before my book came out, I had set up a lending library allowing anyone to receive a free review copy on the condition they forward it within a week to the next reader, at their own expense.
Books are acquired for all kinds of reasons, including curiosity, irony, guilty pleasure and the desire to understand the enemy (not to mention free review copies), but you try telling that to a G-man.
Our free review comes with no strings.
You should consider offering the free review and then say something like, "If you're not 100% satisfied with our free review, you can keep the strings as our gift — but wait!
