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May 26, 2021 34 min

How to Build a Dynamic Customer Journey

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks with Michael Baer, CMO at MJH Life Sciences, about a dynamic customer journey, and how to build one. Vidyard makes it easy to record, host, embed and share videos to engage more deeply with your buyers. Sign up for free today at vidyard.com/b2bgrowth.

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