Social responsibility is not simply a mindset of doing good while you do well in business.
It might also be a strategy to add even more value to your customers, perhaps even in areas you’d find less obvious.
Social responsibility is not simply a mindset of doing good while you do well in business.
It might also be a strategy to add even more value to your customers, perhaps even in areas you’d find less obvious.
Read on as Seth Godin demonstrates the geometric power of the Purple Cow.
Spend the time you must on your product and your message. The graph displayed in his post attests to the ROI you’ll get on building the Cow.
by Martin Messier
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