Quicklyreviewingwhere we are, we nowknowthat we need to listen, be present, butnotit’s time to join the conversation. To participate. To keep you all awake I have anotherquestionfor the audience.
To makeitworse; 76% of consumersdon’tbelievethatcompaniestell the truth in ads. Butiftheydon’t trust ads, thanwho do they trust whenthe’relookingfornew sport shoes?
To makeitworse; 76% of consumersdon’tbelievethatcompaniestell the truth in ads. Butiftheydon’t trust ads, thanwho do they trust whenthe’relookingfornew sport shoes?
To makeitworse; 76% of consumersdon’tbelievethatcompaniestell the truth in ads. Butiftheydon’t trust ads, thanwho do they trust whenthe’relookingfornew sport shoes?
As the figure shows, 67% of consumerpurchasedecisions, in otherwords “whatyoubuy”, are primarilyinfluencedby word of mouth. Sobyotherpeople telling youwhat to buy. I’ll show youhowthisworks..
As the figure shows, 67% of consumerpurchasedecisions, in otherwords “whatyoubuy”, are primarilyinfluencedby word of mouth. Sobyotherpeople telling youwhat to buy. I’ll show youhowthisworks..
As the figure shows, 67% of consumerpurchasedecisions, in otherwords “whatyoubuy”, are primarilyinfluencedby word of mouth. Sobyotherpeople telling youwhat to buy. I’ll show youhowthisworks..
As the figure shows, 67% of consumerpurchasedecisions, in otherwords “whatyoubuy”, are primarilyinfluencedby word of mouth. Sobyotherpeople telling youwhat to buy. I’ll show youhowthisworks..
As the figure shows, 67% of consumerpurchasedecisions, in otherwords “whatyoubuy”, are primarilyinfluencedby word of mouth. Sobyotherpeople telling youwhat to buy. I’ll show youhowthisworks..