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@verebandras: Amikor az üzleti növekedésről beszélünk a marketing egyszerűen elengedhetetlen! Természetesen a legtöbb cégvezetőnek amikor velünk dolgozik nem csak azt kell megoldania, hogy a marketing legyen rendbe hanem azt is, hogy le tudja kezelni a növekedést! Kovács Richard a KNISS GB egyik tulajdonosa ebben fantasztikusan ügyes. Nagyon inspiráló vele dolgozni! Az idei évben is az a cél, hogy duplázzunk valamit egy online webshop es ezzel a kereskedelem mint új üzletág bevezetése :) Ebben segítünk mi ráadásul világszínvonalon! :) Megéri velünk dolgozni! Az csak attól függ mit szeretnél elérni! Van aki növekedni akar van aki megtartani :) Ha neked bármelyik cél akkor mi itt vagyunk :) Vagyis nem itt, hanem a szaunában meg a jeges fürdőbe :))))

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