Origins #7 -- Thoughts on Marketing Strategy

An episode of the The Early Days Podcast by DULO podcast, hosted by DULO, titled "Origins #7 -- Thoughts on Marketing Strategy" was published on July 20, 2017 and runs 3 minutes.

July 20, 2017 ·3m · The Early Days Podcast by DULO

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Document, don't create! This is the strategy we have adopted at DULO for our marketing and content creation activities. Inspired by Gary Vaynerchuk, we decided early that this would be the best approach to start putting our product, content and brand out in the world. -- We are building an apparel business and documenting every step of the way. Follow our journey on https://weardulo.com

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Document, don't create! This is the strategy we have adopted at DULO for our marketing and content creation activities. Inspired by Gary Vaynerchuk, we decided early that this would be the best approach to start putting our product, content and brand out in the world. -- We are building an apparel business and documenting every step of the way. Follow our journey on https://weardulo.com

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