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Is Your B2B Audience Ready for Memes?
Are memes appropriate for B2B marketing? It all depends on who you’re targeting.
Are memes appropriate for B2B marketing? It all depends on who you’re targeting.
To really improve your customer experience, don't focus internally. Instead, re-wire your efforts to see things from the customer's point of view.
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P&G’s Marc Pritchard said the company is focused on increasing the number of people it reaches, while at the same time, reducing the number of times it reaches the same people.
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