Broussard, a veteran dentist with two decades of clinical experience, contributed the marketing chapter to the book, which synthesizes expertise from financial and operational leaders. Her core thesis is that effective marketing pays twice: first through immediate monthly collections and again through the valuation multiple applied by a buyer. She asserts that prospective buyers are not purchasing current patient volume, but rather the certainty of a sustainable, automated pipeline that functions independently of the previous owner.

To achieve this, Broussard advocates for moving away from intuitive guesswork toward a data-driven engineering model. Her approach leverages zip-code-level demographic insights, AI-powered competitor intelligence, and search visibility tactics. She notes that 93 percent of dental practices remain invisible to AI-driven search engines, missing a critical opportunity to capture new patients. The book also introduces her Brick and Mortar Funnel, a conversion framework previously featured in Russell Brunson’s Expert Secrets, designed to provide the predictable growth metrics that command higher enterprise value during a transaction.