Transcriptionist Blueprint: A complete guide on how to make an extra $1000 monthly with audio/video transcription

Horrible. There were so many grammatical and spelling errors that it is unbelievable you are a transcriptionist. When you said in your book, "There are a lot of great clergymen that deliver great massages every week", you lost all credibility as someone who is knowledgeable about this field. This book is a waste of time and money.

Wasn't what I expected. Not an English speaking writer or not a very good translation.

It's hard to believe a book could get published without the name of the publisher anywhere in or on the book. The author says to let her know this or that, but if you had to use the documentation in the book itself, there would be no way to reach her. This book could have at least benefitted from using spell check on the computer when it was being typed and making those corrections. It is full of grammatical errors, misspellings, wrong word usage and punctuation, etc. which take away from any credibility the author might have been trying to project, especially when writing about a job requiring good writing skills. I gave it one star for the list of freelance sites included.

I read this in hopes of gaining knowledge. We're there errors? Yes. Yes there were. Am I judging? No. No, I am not. I'd honestly like to help make it better. The message was pretty clear; work hard if this is a field you are interested in. The author gave a list of companies to help anyone get started and I would trust that list before clicking random links on a search return. If you are perfect you don't need this book in the first place, aye? .02¢

This book must of been written by someone that does not read or write English well. Don't waste your time or money. No useful information in the book and it was so hard to read. If you have ever bought a product with Chinese instructions for assembly, you will feel the same frustration reading this ebook.