“Marketing and sales are often confused. In India, the terms are used interchangeably, perhaps because of the fact that we’ve had a very controlled economy and a vast pool of low-cost educated people. India has always had a big emphasis on the feet-on-street model of sales. Marketing is required when you want to do ‘pull’, or want other benefits like a brand premium or loyalty,” says Jessie Paul, Managing Director, Paul Writer Strategic Advisory.
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Sep 18, 2010 7:32 AM
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“Marketing and sales are often confused. In India, the terms are used interchangeably, perhaps because of the fact that we’ve had a very controlled economy and a vast pool of low-cost educated people. India has always had a big emphasis on the feet-on-street model of sales. Marketing is required when you want to do ‘pull’, or want other benefits like a brand premium or loyalty,” says Jessie Paul, Managing Director, Paul Writer Strategic Advisory. More
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