Day 1
"Traffic Secrets" by Russell Brunson is a guide to generating consistent traffic for your website and online business.
It covers fundamental marketing strategies, including sales funnels, email marketing, and competitive research.
The book also explains how to drive free traffic and run paid ads on platforms like YouTube, Google, Instagram, and Facebook.
"Being obsessed with your customer means understanding them just as well, if not better, than they understand themselves." —Russell Brunson
Why read it?
You should definitely read "Traffic Secrets" because it makes getting traffic to your website simple, and that's a crucial ingredient for any online business.
Based on his experience getting over 100,600 paying members to his ClickFunnels software, using traffic sources as diverse as Facebook Ads, Instagram posts, YouTube videos, Google SEO, affiliate marketing, and more.
Day 2
"Million Dollar Weekend" by Noah Kagan is a step-by-step guide for entrepreneurs on how to launch a business in just 48 hours.
It focuses on overcoming fears of failure and rejection, offering practical methods for generating ideas, validating them, and quickly acquiring paying customers.
"Small EXPERIMENTS, repeated over time, are the recipe for transformation in business, and life." —Noah Kagan
Why read it?
You should read "Million Dollar Weekend" if you're serious about starting a business but find yourself stuck in the planning phase.
Noah Kagan's approach is all about getting out of your own way, launching quickly, and learning from real-world feedback.
The advice is straightforward, actionable, and designed to help you make tangible progress toward a successful business in a short time frame.
Day 3
The 1-Page Marketing Plan by Allan Dib simplifies marketing into a single-page framework that helps businesses attract, convert, and retain customers without complicated tricks or big budgets.
It’s designed for entrepreneurs and small business owners who need a clear, actionable 9-step roadmap to grow their business.
"Struggling business owners will spend time to save money, whereas successful business owners will spend money to save time." —Allan Dib
Why read it?
If you’re overwhelmed by marketing, this book gives you a clear, no-fluff roadmap to create a predictable system for business growth, even if you’re starting from scratch.
Day 4
"Sell Like Crazy" by Sabri Suby is a no-fluff guide to writing ads, offers, and marketing messages that sell.
Written by Australian entrepreneur Sabri Suby, the book is aimed at business owners, marketers, and entrepreneurs who want to generate more leads and sales consistently.
"The ability to write ads and marketing messages that sell is by far the most lethal money-making skill you could ever hope to acquire." —Sabri Suby
Why read it?
You should read Sell Like Crazy because it cuts through the fluff and shows you exactly how to grow a business using simple, proven sales and marketing strategies.
It’s not some hyped-up theory book—it’s a field guide written by someone who’s actually built wildly successful marketing campaigns from scratch.
If you're tired of guessing how to get clients or make your website actually sell something, this book will show you what works—and how to do it without feeling like a pushy salesperson.
