KETCHUP OR CATSUP?!
from C Spot Talk [Marketing] Unfiltered
Co-host John Hamilton is back and we have a fun show of catching up and talking about how to create FREE ads and leverage FREE media on social networks. We love to discuss Hollywood, Oscars, and why marketing plays a role. Warning! We do go off topic quite a bit - but hey that's why we are who we are! It's always entertaining at the C Spot! You can also download the audio portion of this show on iTunes. Thanks for watching!
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