Lean Marketing: How to Target and Keep Customers: How to Target and Keep Customers

Authors of the book: Allan Dib

Build a Marketing Engine That Attracts and Retains Profitable Customers

Lean Marketing rejects the wasteful spending of traditional advertising in favor of data-driven, targeted customer acquisition. Allan Dib teaches how to identify your ideal customer, reach them efficiently, and build systems that retain them profitably. His approach is practical, metrics-focused, and applicable to businesses from startups to established enterprises.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Lean Marketing

Traditional marketing wastes resources; Lean Marketing applies startup efficiency to customer acquisition.

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Traditional marketing wastes resources; Lean Marketing applies startup efficiency to customer acquisition.

Chapter 2: Define Your Ideal Customer

Targeting begins with specificity. Who exactly is your highest-value customer? Dib teaches profiling.

Chapter 3: Positioning and Messaging

Your market position and core message must resonate with ideal customers and differentiate from competitors.

Chapter 4: Pricing Strategy

Price signals value; Dib teaches how to price for profitability, not just revenue.

Chapter 5: Channels and Acquisition

Not all channels are equal. Dib analyzes cost-per-acquisition and lifetime value across channels.

Chapter 6: Sales Funnels

Marketing attracts; sales systems convert. Dib integrates both.

Chapter 7: Testing and Iteration

Start small, measure results, double down on what works.

Chapter 8: Customer Retention

Retaining existing customers is cheaper than acquiring new ones; Dib builds retention systems.

Chapter 9: Metrics That Matter

Vanity metrics mislead; Dib identifies the metrics that predict business success.

Chapter 10: Scaling Profitably

Growth without profitability is a path to bankruptcy; Dib teaches scaling discipline.

Practical Tools

Dib provides templates, worksheets, and frameworks throughout, translating theory into immediate action.

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