In Case You Ever Needed to Learn…

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This has been circulating the ‘net for awhile, but the information it conveys is so life-changing it merits a mention nonetheless.

Ever wonder what the difference is between marketing, public relations, advertising and branding? You probably have good textbook examples and some similar spoofs, but like anything else, the best way to learn is with an example involving sex. (Unless the topic you’re learning is sex itself, in which case the best example involves Barbies or birds and bees.)

A reader points us to this series developed by Neutron, LLC.

The best thing about it is next time you’re faced with any of the illustrated situations you’ll know exactly what’s going on. And knowing is half the battle. (That’s a cheap meme.)

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