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  1. There's a famous quote by Harvard Business School marketing professor Theodore Levitt that People don't want to buy a quarter-inch drill. They want a quarter-inch...
  2. Primary Wave founder Gregg Hamerschlag owned a home health care company for many years. Gregg knew he wanted to build a brand, and one way he differentiated it was by getting the number “1-800 HOME CARE.” He got financing, did radio and print advertis
    16-07-2011 to , by nschilling1621
  3. Investors disappointed by 21% drop in fourth-quarter profits
  4. Move expected to fuel demand for Apple device
  5. Turn To Andy | Marketing and Make Money Online Advice And Tips
    02-10-2010 to , , , , by eyalp1509
  6. Highlights role in job creation and economic growth
  7. There is no better advertisement campaign that is low cost and also successful at the same time. Great business ideas when utilized effectively can save lots of
  8. Handset is rival to Apple’s iPhone
  9. Chip equipment group sees strong second quarter
  10. Now Facebook can focus its e-commerce efforts on third parties using the platform, not on a restrictive internal product that was great as a test but ultimately a resource drain. Read this blog post by Caroline McCarthy on The Social.
  11. Major brewers provide a cautionary tale of dysfunctional duopolists
  12. One of the biggest mergers seen in India
  13. Not all broadcasters will win from the huge sums being spent
  14. Google reviews technology while others press ahead
  15. Price rises loom for garments
  16. Activision deal good news after bad publicity
  17. Group reports 49% sales increase
  18. » Let Us Now Praise Donny Deutsch, International Man of… Marketing? - Big Journalism
  19. Earning cash online with niche marketing blogs is an easy way to get started and to build quite a nice cash flow.
    24-04-2010 to , by claired1196 and 1 other
  20. Just a month after Gina Bianchini, co-founder of build-a-social-network service Ning, departed the company, it's cutting 40 percent of its staff and axing its free, ad-supported service.

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