Name: The Small Business Marketing Survival Guide: How to Gain new Customers Without Spending a Fortune (en Inglés)
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Author: Justin Bicket
ISBN: 9780990318361

portada The Small Business Marketing Survival Guide: How to Gain new Customers Without Spending a Fortune (en Inglés)

The Small Business Marketing Survival Guide: How to Gain new Customers Without Spending a Fortune (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Midnight Express Books

Autor

Justin Bicket

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

228

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780990318361

The Small Business Marketing Survival Guide: How to Gain new Customers Without Spending a Fortune (en Inglés)

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Learn how to compete with the big dogs on a small budget. It's not about spending MORE marketing dollars, it's about spending SMARTER (and sometimes not spending at all). Justin breaks down over 25 marketing mediums and exposes the flaws with each of them. There are many ideas that sound good on paper, but Justin uses TRUE STORIES and HELPFUL HINTS throughout this book to explain how these principles can actually be used in the real world by ANY small business. WARNING: NO FLUFF CONTAINED IN THIS BOOK! Ever get tired of reading 300, 400 and even 500-page business books that could have been broken down into 200 pages or less? Justin made it a point to not incorporate any unnecessary information in this book. It's all meat; no scraps! "I had no intended page count in mind when I started this book. I just wrote until I covered everything I needed to, then I stopped." says Bicket.