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Marketing is Measuring: Part III – Focus on Specific Market Segments
You are looking to grow market penetration for a specific product. How well is it working? Do you want to develop content that would engage your prospects effectively? How do you discover potential changes that can bring maximum bang for … Continue reading
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Marketing is Measuring: Part II – Leads Generation, Cultivation
For a manufacturer or services company focused on specialized technology and processes in the architecture and construction industry, there is potential to attract customers nationwide or even internationally. How do you realize that potential?
