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Gym Launch Secrets
by Alex Hormozi • 2020
Why cheap trials drain gyms, and the upfront-pricing model that funds growth without ad budgets.
4.47
308
Gym Launch Secrets Summary
Gym Launch Secrets
Why cheap trials drain gyms, and the upfront-pricing model that funds growth without ad budgets.
by Alex Hormozi 2020
4.47
308 ratings
Cashvertising
by Drew Eric Whitman • 2008
Ad agency psychology: write headlines that get read, copy that sells, and prices no one resists.
4.35
3k+
Cashvertising Summary
Cashvertising
Ad agency psychology: write headlines that get read, copy that sells, and prices no one resists.
by Drew Eric Whitman 2008
4.35
3k+ ratings
The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing
by Thomas T. Nagle • 1986
Why cost-plus pricing fails: it overprices weak markets and leaves profit in strong ones.
4.08
537
The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing Summary
The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing
Why cost-plus pricing fails: it overprices weak markets and leaves profit in strong ones.
by Thomas T. Nagle 1986
4.08
537 ratings
Ninja Selling
by Larry Kendall • 2017
84% of clients intend to return; only 25% do. Steady contact, not charisma, closes the gap.
4.50
2k+
Ninja Selling Summary
Ninja Selling
84% of clients intend to return; only 25% do. Steady contact, not charisma, closes the gap.
by Larry Kendall 2017
4.50
2k+ ratings
Free
by Chris Anderson • 2009
Free is not a price point; it's a business model built on attention, trust, and the new scarcities.
3.88
18k+
Free Summary
Free
Free is not a price point; it's a business model built on attention, trust, and the new scarcities.
by Chris Anderson 2009
3.88
18k+ ratings
Disciplined Entrepreneurship
by Bill Aulet • 2013
Replace startup guesswork with a repeatable system for finding customers and proving they will pay.
4.27
2k+
Disciplined Entrepreneurship Summary
Disciplined Entrepreneurship
Replace startup guesswork with a repeatable system for finding customers and proving they will pay.
by Bill Aulet 2013
4.27
2k+ ratings
The Grid
by Matt Watkinson • 2017
Nine forces shape every business choice. A single framework for seeing them all before they collide.
4.10
343
The Grid Summary
The Grid
Nine forces shape every business choice. A single framework for seeing them all before they collide.
by Matt Watkinson 2017
4.10
343 ratings
Monetizing Innovation
by Madhavan Ramanujam • 2016
Why 72% of new products fail: companies build before asking what anyone will actually pay.
4.15
1k+
Monetizing Innovation Summary
Monetizing Innovation
Why 72% of new products fail: companies build before asking what anyone will actually pay.
by Madhavan Ramanujam 2016
4.15
1k+ ratings
Pricing Creativity
by Blair Enns
Stop billing time. Price the client's outcome instead. A playbook for creative agencies.
4.60
197
Pricing Creativity Summary
Pricing Creativity
Stop billing time. Price the client's outcome instead. A playbook for creative agencies.
by Blair Enns
4.60
197 ratings
Confessions of the Pricing Man
by Hermann Simon • 2015
Price is the strongest profit driver you neglect. A 2% increase lifts profits over 10%.
4.23
931
Confessions of the Pricing Man Summary
Confessions of the Pricing Man
Price is the strongest profit driver you neglect. A 2% increase lifts profits over 10%.
by Hermann Simon 2015
4.23
931 ratings
Product-Led Growth
by Wes Bush • 2019
Replace your sales team with a product users try, love, and buy without a sales call.
4.09
2k+
Product-Led Growth Summary
Product-Led Growth
Replace your sales team with a product users try, love, and buy without a sales call.
by Wes Bush 2019
4.09
2k+ ratings
Selling the Invisible
by Harry Beckwith • 1997
Most marketing advice assumes a product. Here is what works when you sell only a promise.
3.94
10k+
Selling the Invisible Summary
Selling the Invisible
Most marketing advice assumes a product. Here is what works when you sell only a promise.
by Harry Beckwith 1997
3.94
10k+ ratings
Value-Based Fees
by Alan Weiss • 2002
Stop selling your time. The method for pricing consulting on the value clients actually receive.
4.05
1k+
Value-Based Fees Summary
Value-Based Fees
Stop selling your time. The method for pricing consulting on the value clients actually receive.
by Alan Weiss 2002
4.05
1k+ ratings
The Automatic Customer
by John Warrillow • 2015
Nine ways to turn one-time buyers into subscribers, and why the math makes it essential.
4.08
2k+
The Automatic Customer Summary
The Automatic Customer
Nine ways to turn one-time buyers into subscribers, and why the math makes it essential.
by John Warrillow 2015
4.08
2k+ ratings
Strategic Marketing Management
by Alexander Chernev • 2008
Five linked decisions that, when aligned, capture markets; when one slips, value erodes.
4.01
224
Strategic Marketing Management Summary
Strategic Marketing Management
Five linked decisions that, when aligned, capture markets; when one slips, value erodes.
by Alexander Chernev 2008
4.01
224 ratings
The Pricing Roadmap
by Ulrik Lehrskov-Schmidt • 2023
B2B SaaS pricing done backwards: build the structure around who pays, not what you built.
5.00
1
The Pricing Roadmap Summary
The Pricing Roadmap
B2B SaaS pricing done backwards: build the structure around who pays, not what you built.
by Ulrik Lehrskov-Schmidt 2023
5.00
1 ratings
Profit First for Contractors
by Shawn Van Dyke • 2018
Busy but broke is the contractor's trap. The fix: allocate profit before expenses, not after.
4.39
183
Profit First for Contractors Summary
Profit First for Contractors
Busy but broke is the contractor's trap. The fix: allocate profit before expenses, not after.
by Shawn Van Dyke 2018
4.39
183 ratings
The Membership Economy
by Robbie Kellman Baxter • 2015
Why the smartest companies don't sell you a thing anymore: they enroll you in something.
3.73
1k+
The Membership Economy Summary
The Membership Economy
Why the smartest companies don't sell you a thing anymore: they enroll you in something.
by Robbie Kellman Baxter 2015
3.73
1k+ ratings
The CEO Factory
by Sudhir Sitapati • 2019
The management system that made one Indian subsidiary a global CEO factory: no flash, all frugality.
4.34
2k+
The CEO Factory Summary
The CEO Factory
The management system that made one Indian subsidiary a global CEO factory: no flash, all frugality.
by Sudhir Sitapati 2019
4.34
2k+ ratings
The Art of Pricing
by Rafi Mohammed • 2005
Most businesses have one price. Their customers have many valuations.
3.74
163
The Art of Pricing Summary
The Art of Pricing
Most businesses have one price. Their customers have many valuations.
by Rafi Mohammed 2005
3.74
163 ratings
The 1% Windfall
by Rafi Mohammed • 2010
A 1% price hike can spike profits 20%. The playbook for business's most neglected lever.
3.91
646
The 1% Windfall Summary
The 1% Windfall
A 1% price hike can spike profits 20%. The playbook for business's most neglected lever.
by Rafi Mohammed 2010
3.91
646 ratings
Selling the Price Increase
by Jeb Blount • 2022
A repeatable system for raising prices on existing accounts without the anxiety or the attrition.
3.72
79
Selling the Price Increase Summary
Selling the Price Increase
A repeatable system for raising prices on existing accounts without the anxiety or the attrition.
by Jeb Blount 2022
3.72
79 ratings
The Secrets of Consulting
by Gerald M. Weinberg • 1985
Why clients resist the advice they asked for, and the small moves that work anyway.
3.95
4k+
The Secrets of Consulting Summary
The Secrets of Consulting
Why clients resist the advice they asked for, and the small moves that work anyway.
by Gerald M. Weinberg 1985
3.95
4k+ ratings
Productize
by Eisha Armstrong • 2021
Turn professional services into products that scale revenue faster than headcount.
3.84
249
Productize Summary
Productize
Turn professional services into products that scale revenue faster than headcount.
by Eisha Armstrong 2021
3.84
249 ratings
The Forever Transaction
by Robbie Kellman Baxter • 2020
Build a subscription around an ongoing promise, and customers stop looking elsewhere.
4.01
244
The Forever Transaction Summary
The Forever Transaction
Build a subscription around an ongoing promise, and customers stop looking elsewhere.
by Robbie Kellman Baxter 2020
4.01
244 ratings
How to Create Irresistible Offers
by Robert W. Bly • 2009
The overlooked lever that can lift response 10 to 900 percent: your offer, rewritten.
4.16
50
How to Create Irresistible Offers Summary
How to Create Irresistible Offers
The overlooked lever that can lift response 10 to 900 percent: your offer, rewritten.
by Robert W. Bly 2009
4.16
50 ratings
Choose
by Ryan Levesque • 2019
Market selection kills more businesses than bad products. The data-driven way to pick right.
3.97
343
Choose Summary
Choose
Market selection kills more businesses than bad products. The data-driven way to pick right.
by Ryan Levesque 2019
3.97
343 ratings
Pricing Strategies
by Craig Martelle • 2019
What if charging more sells more? A pricing playbook for authors who want readers and revenue.
4.38
121
Pricing Strategies Summary
Pricing Strategies
What if charging more sells more? A pricing playbook for authors who want readers and revenue.
by Craig Martelle 2019
4.38
121 ratings
Made by James
by James Martin • 2022
Why rough drawing beats perfectionism, and the pricing formula that sustains a creative career.
4.54
226
Made by James Summary
Made by James
Why rough drawing beats perfectionism, and the pricing formula that sustains a creative career.
by James Martin 2022
4.54
226 ratings
Implementing Value Pricing
by Ronald J. Baker • 2010
Charging by the hour kills profits and innovation. A pricing model built on customer value instead.
4.33
175
Implementing Value Pricing Summary
Implementing Value Pricing
Charging by the hour kills profits and innovation. A pricing model built on customer value instead.
by Ronald J. Baker 2010
4.33
175 ratings
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