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Lots of info but slightly out of date as Wix keeps changing software but easy to work out what has changed and info required is still there if you look.

Unreadable for me.I can’t tell you what the book is like other than it definitely wasn’t proofread before it was published.Absolutely shocking!….if you have OCD do not buy !

Completely unusable as a reference source as there is no contents page and no index! To get to what you want, you have to skim-read the entire book! Buy something else!

Great Book!

Forse un’accuratezza migliore e non si sarebbe incollato il cartone della busta

I’d purchased this book because I’d thought this book would help me solve my issues with my website. But it turns out that this book is mainly for people that have no experience and are new to Wix.The book doesn’t have a Contents section which makes everything all over the place. It’s already a thick book and yet there wasn’t a Contents Section.Also another problem I’d found was that Wix tends to do a few updates and upgrades that the book pictures simply won’t match within the next following weeks to months.I truly believe that if you’re new to Wix and you can survive without having a Contents you’ll do just fine. For others, just use the website’s tutorial videos as they are more helpful and are the most updated version of the website.

This is definitely a good resource but it needs to be revisited and revised/edited for grammatical/flow issues. My copy is now highlighted and corrected for ease of comprehension. I use this book to answer questions thrown at me by other Wix users in my small community. Also, it was written by someone operating on a PC based operating system but, thankfully, I am a PC to Mac user and am getting used to accommodating.

This is another not-ready-for-publishing-time work that could probably be a pretty good first draft, or maybe even a second draft, but in its current form (as is the case with so ridiculously many books from self-published authors these days), this one suffers terribly from a lack of professional editing, proofreading, and even formatting.Actual quotes from the book:“…You cannot afford to let this opportunity slide you by or allow your competitors to be half a step ahead of you let alone a fool step.” Yes, that’s an exact quote. Misquoted English language idioms, missing punctuation.“I don’t want you would want to be left behind; do you?” Wha…?“…your ability to get the word out about your business or services is right there at the tip of your fingers literally.” Idiom, punctuation.“So we will discuss current Wix pricing tires and dive deep…” What the heck is a pricing tire?“…the many features you can hope to have with your free Wix account and as well as the Premium account.” Unnecessary words.Ready for this? These examples are all from the first two pages of the Introduction. The book is chock full of this nonsense.Fortunately, all of those problems could be readily remedied by having the manuscript edited and proofread.And get formatting help, as well. Being a Kindle book doesn’t make it good practice to run the chapters together. Format it with proper page breaks and chapter breaks.There’s definitely room in the market for a good (or great) guide to using Wix. This is not it. Not yet. The reader has to spend so much time interpreting to extract what was meant from what was actually said that it’s hard to stay focused on the learning for which the book was purchased in the first place.Which is too bad, because there is certainly a place in the market for the complete guide to Wix that this claims to be.