BTB29: The One Page Marketing Plan | Allan Dib

Before the Bestseller


The One Page marketing plan has a global following. The book has over 5,000 reviews on Amazon and is still a bestseller, years on from its launch. Allan Dib makes marketing palatable for the average business owner who has a great product or service but no idea how to get it to market. 

Like Allan says, it’s not a revolution in marketing but it is a revolution in marketing implementation because as I’m sure most of you know, spontaneous marketing activities don’t work. 

Allan also talks about the need to systematize your marketing which to me is the biggest takeaway from the book and something I’m actually right now working on to implement in my business.

Let’s jump into the One Page Marketing Plan with Allan Dib.

Alex Strathdee
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