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Itching for you to show up

Alerting a market segment that isn’t looking is a thousand times harder than activating a segment that just can’t wait for your arrival. Since it’s your choice, since the segment is up to you, why not pick one that is itching for you to show up?

sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2011/01/28/

Posted on 28th January 20117th October 2018Categories Marketing
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