Official Review: How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income

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Official Review: How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income" by Marina Peters.]
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3 out of 4 stars
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Anyone who owns an intellectual property deserves to receive payment for the use or reuse of their work. This payment is what is known as a royalty. In How to Generate and Earn Royalty Income, Marina Peters explains the different ways you can make money through royalty payments. She asserts that it's also possible to receive royalty income even if you didn't initially own any intellectual property. Everything you need to know about royalty income, from the industries where it works to royalty myths and misconceptions, is documented in this book. You will learn the dynamics of ensuring your intellectual property makes money for you.

Let me begin by saying that I enjoyed reading this book. It was short, simple, and precise. The author was straightforward in her presentation, and her points were easy to grasp and understand. She explained everything to the tiniest detail. I've read so many books that brevity was their undoing. It was a different case for this book as brevity was its strongest point. There were no fluffs, filler narratives, or unnecessary repetitions. If she repeated a statement, it was for emphasis. Overall, this book was a joy to read.

What I liked most about this book was the level of research that went into writing it. The author used facts and figures to make her point. Her auditing experience came to bear in this book. She showed how versatile and knowledgeable she was in the subject of royalty income. She was able to explain how royalty payments worked for different industries. For every industry she mentioned, she wrote in a way that shows that she either had experience in that industry or did thorough research on how royalty worked there. Regardless of the author's in-depth analysis, the book wasn't bulky as she communicated her message in a precise and straightforward way.

I also liked the instances cited in the book. The examples helped to show me what's possible if I desired a royalty income. I verified the cases cited through my research to establish their credibility. Reading the different instances made the book practical, albeit to a small extent.

There was only one thing that I disliked about this book. I was expecting a level of personal touch to the narrative, but I didn't see it. Though the author cited examples to buttress her points, there was no personal side to it. I wasn't expecting the author to riddle the book with her own stories. However, a couple of personal experiences would have added more credibility to the narrative. This book could pass for a research paper. Though the absence of personal touch didn't change the fact that this book was a good read, it would have made it more relatable.

There were a couple of grammatical and typographic errors I found in the book. Therefore, I rate it 3 out of 4 stars. I recommend this book to anyone interested in knowing how to generate an income through royalty.

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Personal touch would have been a plus. Otherwise it does sound like a good book. Thanks for the review.
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Salute sir
You gave best best review i have ever seen in my life.Actually i like the way you described author's negative points.
No one shows that much honesty.great :techie-studyingbrown:
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I love the fact that the book was precise and simple.Thanks for your honest review
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This book reveals important details on how to get royalty for your work. A must-read for anyone that wants to protect their intellectual property. I will read this one shortly. Thanks for this concise review.
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A small personal connection would be nice, but too much could ruin the outline and distract from the purpose of the book.

Good review. It sounds like the author was effective in their writing.
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Interesting! I don't know a whole lot about royalty payments and intellectual property rights and all that, and this sounds like a great guide (at least to start out with). I like that you mentioned it doesn't have any fluff, because I've kind of had it with books that are 99.9% case studies and 0.01% actual info (Malcolm Gladwell comes to mind). Thanks for your review!
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Intellectual property and royal payments rights seems like a must read for me.
Thank you for your impressive review
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Wonderful review. I really loved how you explained it. I also loved how you described the negative points.
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Sounds like a really detailed book on royalties and passive income. Worth a try.
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I have no knowledge of royalty. I think this book would be helpful and coupled with the fact that it is simple, brief and precise, it would be easy to comprehend. Thanks for your honest review.
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I appreciate the knowledge that the author imparts to the reader touching on royalty, especially different ways you can make it. Nice review.
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Reading from an authority in any field is always a delight. The author seems to be versatile as far as royalty is concern. Thanks for the review.
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I'm not very inclined into royalty payments but I have a feeling this looks like a good read. The addition of personal experiences makes the reader connect more to the story. Thank you for the honest review!
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It sounds like a nice book but I think it is not so special compared to some of the ones I read. Thank you for your honest review.
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