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	<title>Comments on: Marketing Success, Part 1</title>
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		<title>By: Jay Aaron</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jay Aaron</dc:creator>
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		<description>Offering great products, services and/or events that people want enough to pay for is certainly an important part of business success. As is exceptional customer service. But these things alone, although necessary, aren&#039;t sufficient.

Marketing is the essential piece of the puzzle that makes it possible for people to find out that you&#039;re there for them, so that they can consider becoming your customer.

Without marketing, you may have a better mousetrap, but it will just end up sitting on a shelf in your garage.

To be (more) successful in business, master marketing, or join forces with someone who has.

~ Jay Aaron</description>
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<p>Marketing is the essential piece of the puzzle that makes it possible for people to find out that you&#8217;re there for them, so that they can consider becoming your customer.</p>
<p>Without marketing, you may have a better mousetrap, but it will just end up sitting on a shelf in your garage.</p>
<p>To be (more) successful in business, master marketing, or join forces with someone who has.</p>
<p>~ Jay Aaron</p>
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