The book is praised for its short length and well-designed format, but criticized for being repetitive and similar to another book by Seth Godin. The reviewer found it a good read overall, but not as rich as the other book.
The reviewer recently finished reading 'ZAG' by Marty Neumeier and gave it a grade of C+ using the American grading system. They appreciated the book's short length and well-designed format, which makes it read like a comic book. However, they felt that the content was quite similar to Seth Godin's 'This is Marketing,' making it somewhat repetitive. While they found 'ZAG' to be a good read, they believed Godin's book was richer in content. The reviewer suggests that if size and design are important factors, 'ZAG' is a winner. They also shared several key ideas from the book, such as the concept of marketplace clutter and the importance of differentiation in branding.
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The main advantages of this book is that it's insanely short and is very well designed (it reads like a comic book).
The main disadvantage for me was that it seemed to have very similar content to the book "This is marketing" by Seth Godin that I've read previously, so it was a little too repetitive.
If you haven't read either of the books, it's hard to say which one is a good start, but I felt like Seth Godin's one was richer.