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People Don't Buy What You Sell
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Negocios y EconomíaISBN | 9781852524975

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Pages: 180 pages
Author: Martin Butler
Publisher: Management Books 2000 Ltd
ISBN: 9781852524975
Format: tapa blanda
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Release date: 5/8/2005
ISBN: 9781852524975
Synopsis of People Don't Buy What You Sell
Este libro explora las razones por las cuales los clientes no compran lo que se les ofrece, analizando estrategias de gestión, técnicas de venta y marketing aplicables al sector minorista. Ofrece una perspectiva sobre cómo mejorar las ventas y la comprensión del comportamiento del consumidor.
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