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Book Report: Why Should I Choose You?
“This book is about discovering your unique identity as an organization and being able to express that in a simple and compelling way. It is about revealing what it is about you that makes you uniquely remarkable at your very…
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Posted in Books, Marketing
How Toronto FC restored hope, with a little bit of hype
For years now, Toronto FC of Major League Soccer has been a laughingstock, plagued by enormous roster turnover and a management carousel. Fans had given up hope. But things are starting to change. We are daring to hope again, and…
Tagged with: hope, hype, lessons, Major League Soccer, taglines, Toronto FC, Toronto Raptors
Posted in Advertising, Marketing, Soccer, Sports
Posted in Advertising, Marketing, Soccer, Sports
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