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Marketers warn against jumping on the latest tech fad and instead focusing on doing something of consumer value.
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Marketers warn against jumping on the latest tech fad and instead focusing on doing something of consumer value.
Making the transition from disruptor to viable long-term business is not easy but in order to stand the test of time brands must continually evolve and take risks while staying true to the values that made them a success in the first place.
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