Gives a basic overview for those that either need to learn the information for the first time or need a refresher. While there was nothing revelatory, it would be helpful for those trying to understand the overall issue.

Every entrepreneur is eager to find ways to grow his or her business, but what is the right to go about it and what is the wrong way?
This book takes a good look at the concept of growth hacking, the elements involved in growth hacking, how to position yourself and your company for growth that will follow and it highlights both how growth hacking is done well and not-so-well, and there are indeed numerous pitfalls, including choosing the wrong partners, the wrong media, the wrong platform etc.
I found the book interesting, instructive and eye-opening. A couple of the chapters feel a little redundant, but that's what happens when you have a lot of contributors.

This book is a melting pot of different ideas about the concept of growth hacking. It includes different stories of entrepreneurs and their respective companies on how they were able to use growth hacking (some may not even use the term) to propel their businesses to success.

Aside from the theme being about growth hacking, the central idea is that there are many ways entrepreneurs can hack their growth as much as there are different ways for one to be successful.

This book is a compilation of articles published in entrepreneur.com and made it easier for the magazine readers to have a set of articles about a single topic.