Resources

Plain-language guides to the system that creates your customers. How a business gets found, trusted, chosen, paid and referred. Go straight to the part you need, or zoom out and see how it all fits together.

8 pieces

Get Found

Being great at the work isn't enough — customers have to find you first, whether they're searching Google or asking an AI. The three ways demand arrives, and the discovery system behind them.
7 pieces

Get Found by AI

Your next customer may never see a search results page — the AI's answer is the shortlist. The deep dive: how assistants decide who to recommend, and how to become the answer.
6 pieces

Earn Trust

They found you — now they're deciding whether to believe you. The proof that can't be faked: real reviews, named case studies, and the credibility details that quietly close the deal.
10 pieces

Get Chosen

A visitor is on your site with a job to be done. The system that turns them into an enquiry, answers fast, and books the appointment — instead of politely watching them leave.
4 pieces

Get Paid

The yes is not the finish line. Quotes that win, deposits that hold the booking, and invoices that get paid without you chasing — the money step almost nobody systematises.
7 pieces

Keep Your Customers

The profit is in the second sale. Onboarding, staying in touch, winning back the lapsed, and turning happy customers into referrers — the quiet engine of a durable business.
8 pieces

Measure What Matters

Some numbers go up and prove nothing. How to tell whether any of this is actually working: real lift, not vanity metrics, in plain language and without a data team.
7 pieces

The Foundations

The unglamorous plumbing nobody explains: your domain, your hosting, your email, your accounts, and whether you actually own your own front door.
1 piece

Case Studies

Real examples of measuring marketing by its actual effect, and the decisions that follow.

The guidebook

The Distribution System, as one PDF

The same guides, laid out to read in one sitting or to send to someone.

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