A practical guide to building a profitable business in any economy and is for small business owners and entrepreneurs who are searching for simple marketing, sales, and finance strategies that can help them build (or rebuild) a thriving, profitable business in any industry.
It was called the Great Reset…
 
…and the landscape of business was changed forever.
 
Do you have a post-Covid plan for success?
 
John Meese is an economist-turned-entrepreneur, the CEO of Cowork.Inc, Co-founder of Notable, and host of the Thrive School podcast. He’s on a personal mission to do one thing: to eradicate generational poverty by helping entrepreneurs create thriving businesses.
 
When the pandemic hit, it tilted the scales for many.
 
Do you know how to get on the winning side?
 
With a conversational tone and anecdotes from dozens of successful entrepreneurs, John helps the reader understand how to build a profitable business that can succeed in any climate. He covers marketing, sales, and finance strategies you’ve probably not considered.
 
You’ll learn how to:
 
Reach a broader audience
Build a sales engine that greatly increases revenue
Unlock higher profits
Manage risk with healthy financial practices
and much more.
Do you want to start your new business right, or improve the one you’re already building?
You’ll love this captivating business book, because John has done the work, shares his experiences, and has a gift for explaining ideas so they take hold in your mind.
Get it now.
 
Contributor Bio(s)
 
John Meese is a traditionally trained economist turned serial entrepreneur. He's the Dean of Platform University and co-founder and CMO of Notable Themes. John is also the CEO of Cowork Columbia, an entrepreneur center he founded in his hometown. He has worked closely with multiple clients who have repeatedly hit the Inc 5000 list of the fastest-growing privately-owned businesses in America, and he regularly publishes videos and articles about entrepreneurship and marketing at johnmeese.com. John lives with his wife and three sons in Columbia, TN, a community affectionately referred to as "Muletown" because of the local heritage as the mule capital of the world.