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Smart Steps to Start Building a Strong Brand
Elton Mayfield, President of ER Marketing, asks himself about how and why branding still matters today, particularly when he—and his team—have to spend time, attention and money to keep the ER Marketing brand crisp and on-target. Here are some insights from his new white paper.
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With all the recent changes to the economy, technology, communication and culture, how do small businesses consistently use branding to build long-term growth? In his new white paper, Elton Mayfield shares some insights about how to keep your marketing brand crisp and on-target. Read more
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