
The Golden Toilet
Stop Flushing Your Marketing Budget into Your Website and Build a System That Grows Your Business
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Narrated by:
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Steve Brown
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Steve Brown
Who needs another dry book about marketing? You don't! Learn why this book has been labeled as The Funniest Book on Marketing, narrated by the author, Steve Brown!
The last thing you need to invest in is yet another website rebuild. In fact, that fancy website of yours is nothing more than a beautiful, brand new, solid-gold toilet. If you’re not convinced, at least be honest: How much have you spent on your website, thinking that this time you’ll get the right design that will send the value of your business skyrocketing? It didn’t move the needle, did it? That’s because your website is The Golden Toilet, and you’ve flushed far too much money into it without a clear plan for growth.
Let’s get real: In the same way that every house needs a toilet, we only need a website so that we have a place to do our business. But a website alone isn't enough. It takes other complementary systems to create the holistic experience that customers expect (and reward).
In this no-nonsense growth primer, Steve Brown delivers the inspiration and clarity you need to build the proper pipelines that will actually grow your business while your competitors continue to gild and rebuild their most utilitarian asset.
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It's not a book for marketing professionals or even those with a lot of marketing experience that might already know some of this, but for the average SMB owner like myself, the book covered the topic in a way that made it accessible and relevant to my business. The chapter on automation, as an example, covered things I've certainly heard of before but never thought would make sense for a company as small as ours.
Bottom Line: If you are a marketing expert, maybe skip it, but if you are an entrepreneur that doesn't want to spend their day thinking about marketing all the time, this book will be a big help to you.
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