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How might companies use the Blue Ocean Strategy in its marketing campaigns to make the competition irrelevant? think of a company that might benefit greatly from using the Blue Ocean strategy.
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How might companies use the Blue Ocean Strategy in its marketing campaigns to make the competition irrelevant? think of a company that might benefit greatly from using the Blue Ocean strategy.
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Companies may use the Blue Ocean Strategy through value innovation. The company must strive to create a blue ocean or uncharted market space that is ...
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