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in the world right now and only talks about the dominant role of networkservices. For those who are "cooked" in this case - the prevalence of the Internetand its potential is obvious and undeniable, but the man from the need facts, facts,facts. <!-- p-->
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I notice that hardly anyone believes in customer loyalty and marketing in the broadest sense. Even the marketers.
We do not believe that if you do not place a banner on the floor of Moscow, then customers can come.
We do not believe that the actual increase in service and real customer care make him buy from you again and again.
It's so overwhelming disbelief that I did not understand at all what most marketers are busy.

Even a minor event can have an impact for the whole life.
As once, the year in 96 when I worked at the Latvian Business School, we held a seminar with the American consultant for investment management. Now this seminar is not an exotic and thousands of consultants visited and taught how to spend money in the U.S. market, but then it was exotic. His name was Jim Nickle, he was tanned, with large teeth and a yellow tie.

As once the "Iron Chancellor" Otto von Bismarck of Prussia gave an interview to the St. Petersburg newspaper, issued in St. Petersburg in German. In particular, he said that politics is the doctrine of the possible. Later, the "doctrine" turned into "art" and, as such phrase has become widely known.
The meaning of expressions: policy (if it is an effective policy) only deals with reality, with achievable objectives, and all that lies beyond the possible (real) - this is not politics, this is wishful thinking, empty declarations, etc.