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Why Brands We Know Partner With Startups That We Don't
It’s a mutually beneficial arrangement. Startups bring marketers in to help imagine ad products, forging relationships early and gaining credibility by wrangling big brands’ involvement. Marketers, in turn, get a peek at what’s new and next in digital media, often at a bargain rate, and a chance to stay a half-step ahead of their consumers and rivals. That’s not to mention the good chance that they’ll look pretty cool in the process.
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Businessuite Markets3 weeks ago
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Leadership Conversations3 weeks ago
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Businessuite Women7 days ago
Dorothea Gordon-Smith Marks 50 Years of Quiet Power in Waste Management
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