An Amazon Bestseller:
- #1 Marketing
- #1 Marketing & Sales
- #1 Small Business & Entrepreneurship
- #1 Business & Investing
- #21 in all of NonFiction
Fish don’t know they’re in water. We’ve been like that, too, and all of the sudden we’re trapped and confused.
The world is rapidly changing stripe and color around us, and so I wrote this book to help you by giving you some case studies about things we’ve done that worked for our clients.
It’s essentially a book in three parts: 
Making Good Company are stories and case studies about strategic planning, building things from the ground up or rebuilding them or recalibrating them from the ground up for your small business.
Keeping Good Company is about some of the copy that we’ve used, some of the ads we’ve written and some of the things we know to be true about delightful customer service and how to implement your own share worthy customer service program.
Then the third part is Being Good Company and it’s a more personal look at our lives and some of the things we’ve learned about good deed doing and how our eyes were opened by our son after he was diagnosed with autism and how we’ve learned, my wife and I, our family has learned, to separate the truly important from the merely urgent.
Buy it. It’s great. It’s 290 pages of fun and happy endings and heartwarming stories and true business success stories that you can emulate and use.
Buy it today on Amazon.com, coming soon, hopefully to bookstores near you.
Good Company, buy it today. That’s it. Just buy it. Buy two, buy ten.
Here’s what some people have had to say about it so far:
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5.0 out of 5 stars Good Company for you to keep, September 28, 2012
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Steve Rae (Stratford, Ontario Canada) – See all my reviews
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This review is from: Good Company: Making It – Keeping It – Being It (Kindle Edition)
Good Company by Tim Miles is a great book for owners and operators of small businesses with under 100 employees. Heck, there are 5.91 million of you in America so this probably includes you. This book pulls no punches as it walks you through some of the common pitfalls made by small businesses on a regular basis. It will help you soar if you even implement just one great idea from this book. Crack the book open, read just three pages and if you like what’s on those pages, read three more. Soon you will find yourself deep in Tim World, because he is a compelling writer, easy to read and fun too. And the advice? First rate,… top of the class,…numero uno,… you get the idea. Buy the book, it will be the best company you keep this year. |
In Good Company, Tim Miles gives the reader a breadcrumb trail of real life tips, hints, and self realization actionable items that lead to ‘ah-ha’ moment after ‘ah-ha’ moment. Find Eureka. Read this book.
I really enjoyed reading “Good Company”. It’s not complicated, stuffy, or preachy. Each chapter offers up smart, simple, smack-your-forehead-and-say-“Yes!” advice for getting off your butt and getting things done.
…too good to eat more than a little at once. It’s rich. Take a bite. Put your fork down and savor.
I met Tim Miles in 2008. He spoke at an event, and I sat in the audience. He was quite good then, and this is even better (although he has great pipes too–former radio dude, so it would be cool to hear him read the book himself!)
He’s smart. He’s funny. He pulls no punches, but his efforts are all in the spirit of improvement. The book is snarky, optimistic, thoughtful and has a sharp sense of direction. Miles tells how to be a better person and a better business. I am sure that there are at least a dozen ways that this will help me, the business where I work and our clients. Find how his advice fits into your world and start a gentle, yet effective, revolution at your place.
I devour business books, motivational books any books that will help me in my career. This is the best business book I’ve read this year. I plan to buy several and give to my clients for gifts. This book will help business owners and managers build their business. It’s easy to read and understand and you can immediately use the information. Way to go Tim Miles!! I can’t wait for the next book you create.
Tim teaches us through his storytelling methods of the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of business today. He calls spades spades and doesn’t give small businesses a pass on poor service just because they are small. I enjoyed the book to the point that that I am including it on my recommended reading list for my clients and have bought extra copies to give to them.