Florida Today described the subject matter as "something of great value in today’s media-saturated environment",[1] and Publishers Weekly thought Win Bigly was "highly readable" and handled in a skillful and humorous manner.[5] Politico, however, found the book to be "an oxygen-free cubicle into which is piped a barking infomercial for the president".[6] Win Bigly was a best-seller and brought increased attention to Adams' blog, which led Forbes to speculate that Adams was using the opportunity presented by Trump to protect his own career as the newspaper industry declines.[7]