Carmine Gallo shares the three simple secrets all inspiring messages share, and how inspiring executives and entrepreneurs tell their brand or product story in a way that's understandable, memorable and emotional.
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Author: Carmine Gallo
Source: Stanford University
Subjects: Marketing / Sales, Personal Development
Author: Carmine Gallo
Source: Stanford University
Subjects: Marketing / Sales, Personal Development
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