5 Market Must-Haves in starting a business with Ryan Levesque
Inc. 500 CEO & #1 National Best-Selling Author of “ASK”. 100,000 Copies Sold. Investor & Co-Founder Bucket.io – Ryan Levesque
I’m excited to have my amazing friend, Ryan Levesque, back on the show. Ryan is the CEO of The ASK Method Company and the author of the #1 national bestselling book, ASK – which was named by Inc. as the #1 Marketing Book of the Year and by Entrepreneur Magazine as their #2 Must-Read Book. His work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Forbes, and Entrepreneur. He has over 250,000 entrepreneurs subscribe to his email newsletter which offers business advice. He is also a co-founder and investor in bucket.io, a leading marketing funnel software for entrepreneurs.
His latest and second book is called Choose, which helps readers avoid making the single biggest mistake when starting a business and guides people through answering the all-important questions in starting a business.
Episode Highlights:
- Why did he decide to write his second book, Choose (And who is it for?)
- Biggest mistake people make before starting their business
- The “5 Market Must-Haves”
- How to identify the ideal market size
- Ryan’s list of the 25 most lucrative niche markets
Links:
ChooseTheBook.com
Tool he recommends using in the book, Google Trends
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