Whoever crafts the most captivating, credible label, characterization and/or narrative usually wins -- in business, politics and other parts of life. Stand out from the competition by your vividly described point of difference, not by throwing mud at your competitors
An Unexpected Way to Become the Top Choice - Forbes
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What a timely post about lessons to be learned from the current U.S. Presidential debate (and what not to do in our own marketing.) There's certainly a danger in making marketing confrontational in the way political campaigns have been in recent years. Thanks for this look at a third way to deal with crafting your narrative.
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