If you own or manage a business, you’ll find this book of John’s “Wow Mantra” to be a valuable overview of how to attract new clients.
Full of “case studies”, the book does what it says… it teaches you “HOW TO WOW!”
And it shows you exactly HOW to do this via Social Media & Offline Strategies!
JD is a “marketing enigma” – which means he’s one of a kind when it comes to devising ways to attract clients & build sales. He thinks way outside the box & that’s why businesses the world over have knocked on his door for access to his proven marketing systems.
The great thing about JD’s programs & products is that they are easy to understand & simple to implement for any business owner or manager.
And he has the runs on the board to demonstrate that his “systems” work big time. Some companies have doubled & tripled sales within weeks of following his blueprint.
And whilst JD can never promise this result for you, there’s plenty of case studies to show how other businesses have enjoyed avalanche sales increases from his “unique system”.
See Case Studies of JD’s Wow Factor transformations of businesses across multiple industries.
“Before we became part of John’s “wow environment”, out annual profit was about $120,000 a year. Within 18 months of being involved with John’s coaching ideas, our profit grew to an annual rate of $440,000 a year!”
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I happen to live in a rural property on the Gold Coast in Australia and each month we receive a newsletter title The Tambourine Times.
I’ve often preach to businesses across a wide range of sectors that “if they wanted to attract women simply hold a High-Tea.” I’ve jokingly referred
I thought this headline might get your attention! In a business world where we are giving credit to new inventions like smartphones, I think it’s
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