EBK PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
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ISBN: 9780134461427
Author: Armstrong
Publisher: YUZU
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To discuss: The reasons on why traditional forms of direct marketing is important promotion tools.
Direct marketing is a promotional strategy that includes exhibiting data about the organization, item, or service to the target customer without the utilization of a publicizing broker.
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