The six P’s of starting a business
Jan. 8, 2019
So, what are the six P’s? They are Price, Place, People, Product, Promotion and Profit. Let’s talk about each P, and why it is so important.
So, what are the six P’s? They are Price, Place, People, Product, Promotion and Profit. Let’s talk about each P, and why it is so important.
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