When you find a story that sells, keep using it
If you have a story that sells, why would you abandon it? Bill Schley joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the right way and wrong way to tell stories about your business, and why you should stick with stories that sell.
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Communicating, Marketing, Branding, Advertising
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