How do leading religious brands (televangelists and megachurches) drive a thriving business in a decimated market (church attendance has been on the decline for 40+ years)? What can you learn from their marketing efforts?
NEW THINKING
NEW THINKING
How do leading religious brands (televangelists and megachurches) drive a thriving business in a decimated market (church attendance has been on the decline for 40+ years)? What can you learn from their marketing efforts?
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