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(by our guest author Wiljo Krechting)
One needs only to click clumsily around the web to stumble upon discussion after discussion over the importance of “multichannel” marketing, as well as its distinction from “cross-“, and “omni-channel” marketing. The greatest distinction I’ve found is that which lies between the various degrees of bullshit that cover this entire topic.
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