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The 1-Page Marketing Plan by Allan Dib — WisdomDeck honest review
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The 1-Page Marketing Plan

by Allan Dib

Dib's nine-square canvas for small-business marketing: target market, message, media, lead capture, nurture, conversion, delivering a world-class experience, lifetime value and referrals. It is direct-response thinking made simple enough to actually fill in on one page.

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you run a small business and have never had a written marketing plan.

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you work in enterprise or brand marketing; the frame is for owner-operators.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Pick a narrow target market.
  2. Capture leads; do not just advertise.
  3. Nurture before you ask for the sale.

Do this first

Fill in all nine squares in one sitting, however roughly, and fix the emptiest square first.

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A plan you will actually fill in.

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