I finished reading “Q&A Formula” and examining the included Excel file. 

The PDF is…
- 5 pages of title, table of contents, intro, legal, conclusion
- 15 pages of main content
- 2 pages of references

The spreadsheet is…
- 2 tabs
- list of the same references
- sample worksheet to use and fill in when you apply the method

Anything particularly awesome?
- No.   But good content, probably worthy of a $7 report (price of first 50 copies)
- most of the material is simply the result of basic research, which would take hours on my own,  so that makes it worth some money to me
- some good tips on how to get the most out of the method
- some cautions to be aware of
- no quantitative claims of success are in the PDF, just some qualitative ones

Overall Recommendation:

- if I had a list that I think is interested in creating backlinks, this product is average in my mind;   I have come across the idea before, but the product creator adds a bit more meat and tips to it

- this is NOT a super thorough and detailed “step by step” how to book;  it assumes the reader knows at least the beginner basics of what backlinking is, and how one signs up for accounts at various sites, etc.

- The product’s creator could have easily (ignoring time element!!!) added some videos stepping through the process;  The PDF could have also shown screen shots of the actual process of answering questions – that would have made this a product that more people would get excited about, but would that have helped the creator’s price point or sales?

…It is the main reason I have only said “average.”

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