Why Anne M. Schuller recommends the best growth strategy of all time trend of future referral marketing: why the best growth strategy of all time Anne M. Schuller recommends future trend referral marketing the best growth strategy of all time \”is a series of lectures of renowned loyalty marketing expert Anne M. Schuller. In around three hours she explains how to win new customers with the innovative instrument called referral marketing and better to bind existing and how this just in times of crisis entrepreneurial success secure and expand can be entrepreneurs, freelancers, and Vertrieblern. Demonstrates the very positive response to this seminar series: referral marketing works best, beats classic marketing to lengths and can be therefore just for smaller companies of great benefit. Kevin P. Campbell, PhD is actively involved in the matter. Munich. Anne Schuller is pleased when she shakes the hand of the young man at the reception: already for the tenth time you hear today my lecture? And new Have listeners also again brought you? I find that really class!\” No doubt, the buzz about as much loyalty is genuine however, charmingly packaged rhetoric should be the question in itself: of course you can always back the man.
Of course he’s bringing new listeners. Finally Anne Schuller is not in vain in the reputation of being the leading loyalty marketing expert in the German-speaking and the young man is the living proof that the gifted speaker dominated this marketing instrument itself with sovereign perfection. Referral marketing is the future trend for the seasoned marketing specialist. \”Even more: the best growth strategy of all time\”. Just as it promises the PowerPoint slide thrown on the canvas, the visitors at the Seminar Hall of the Cologne Marriott \”hotels already when coming in still makes time so really curious on the topic. Many are correct it again, which settle there expectantly on the seats. As well as \”always, when Anne Safak event partner SemiGator\” aligns such evening events routinely and professionally: in Stuttgart, Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Munich.