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Personal preferences can hinder marketing decisions
When evaluating a marketing campaign, put the prospect's preferences before your own, Christopher Ryan writes. What matters is how the campaign "is perceived by the target market, and to what degree they respond to our offer. In other words, results are way more important than personal preferences," he writes.
GreatB2BMarketing.com (3/11)
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