Are marketers making the best of behavioural research?
Marketers claim to use behavioural research to help them make decisions. But evidence suggests they are ignoring the psychology studies.
Internet Psychologist
Marketers claim to use behavioural research to help them make decisions. But evidence suggests they are ignoring the psychology studies.
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