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So, the title didn’t really describe the book content and actually made it seem like the book was about a specific topic, which was only covered in the first chapter (annuals). The book was about organic gardening practices for the home gardener and mostly about lawn, tree, and shrub care. But there was a small bit about typical garden center annuals in the beginning of the book.
Anyhow, the book got a bad review and it was posted on Amazon. It was clear that the reviewer simply did not read more than the title or perhaps the first few pages of the book and totally missed the what the book was about. The review made it seem foolish to write about organic gardening with annuals– when 9/10ths of the book was about perennials. The review was unsigned so my friend could not do anything about it. But it’s the first thing anyone sees.
Sales have been poor and I think it’s because of the bad review and misleading title. My question: there have been some average reader reviews posted that are very positive and seem a lot more accurate than the professional one at the top of the Amazon page. But my friend is convinced that people do not read the reader’s reviews and has begged me not to post a snarky review blasting the pro review at the top. But it seems like someone should correct a blatant error.
Do people read Amazon reader reviews? Would a rebuttal help or hurt?
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Hippie?
Treehugger?
Political activist?
I consider myself to be all three but clash with many other people who call themselves this.
Thanks.
Please do tell your story and detailed questions, if you wanna..
You can tell me the name link of website where i can get packaged seeds (growth) from?