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	<title>Comments on: How Should I Start HVAC Marketing Department?</title>
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		<title>By: MarketingTwins-Randy</title>
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		<description>You have a grand opportunity to establish a comprehensive, strategic approach - establish marketing as a system!  A systematic approach is not as personality-specific as most marketing efforts because they are sustainable even when personnel changes.  It also provides a strong foundation and everything builds on that!  One of the first necessities is to narrow the target market and communicate your core message aimed right at that segment!  John Jantsch&#039;s Duct Tape Marketing is a great book - and Palo Alto Software has revamped its Marketing Plan Pro around those same principles - worth a look (and inexpensive, too).</description>
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