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Exploring Macedonia Case Study
- 2. OUR GOALS
- 12. PREPARING THE MARKETING MIX FOR THE SERVICE - PROMOTION Email advertising
- 13. PREPARING THE MARKETING MIX FOR THE SERVICE - PROMOTION 74% of all Internet users use Internet for social networking – Facebook is the place where they could be found
- 14. PREPARING THE MARKETING MIX FOR THE SERVICE - PROMOTION