Author: Linley Bertram
Navigating the path to purchase
It is more critical than ever to understand the path to purchase. In a world where word of mouth, ‘virtual’ and otherwise, allows for easy reviews, recommendations and advice based…
Learn how to … change consumer behaviour, build better products, sell more, find 'product – market fit' et cetera
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