Online Business Game Plan: A 21-Day Game Plan To Launch Your Online Business
by Dan Frigo
In a nutshell
Step-by-step 21-day plan to launch an online business, by Dan Frigo. Average rating of 4.41 from 17 ratings on Goodreads. Useful for startup founders building digital ventures.
Overview
Provides a 21-day plan for launching an online business.
Standard book pricing.
Reference
Online Business Game Plan: A 21-Day Game Plan To Launch Your Online Business — publisher / official page. Summary adapted from the Awesome Startup Books collection.
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