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Marketing non convenzionale vs tradizionale

Pubblicato Maggio 6, 2008 Blogosfera , WOM , passaparola , social media Leave a Comment
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Ecco il nuovo spot di Crazy Marketing:

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Agency: Socialware
Players: Filippo Giardina e Mauro Fratini (NonRassegnataStampa.it)
Director: Luca Mobilio
Guest Star: Katia

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