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Trevor Clinger
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Sex can be one of the most controversial topics of discussion, especially in the business world. Even though it's immoral, or seen as obscene to discuss in public, sex still continues to attract a lot of attention. Sex is a means of raising a consumer's interest level. What makes sex so special, compared to other methods of advertising? Dive into this wonderful, best-selling audiobook to understand why this type of advertising can be the main "culprit" that helps many companies, and even whole industries, skyrocket in terms of success.
I have a bachelor's degree of business administration. I also possess an associate's of business management technology.
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