The three Stooges is a classic that with many lessons for people doing marketing and PR. Each character represents a certain kind of client. Read and learn from them how to make sure you have a successful campaign.
Don’t be a Stooge When It Comes to Marketing
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429 days ago
I think business owners like to have some input in all aspects of their companies...including marketing. Perhaps sometimes it's time to sit back, delegate and give others with expertise some very valid input.