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Want to Know a Secret? Your Customers Do.

ConversionXL

In 2008, KFC used a Brinks armored truck and briefcase marked “Top Secret” to transport the recipe while upgrading the vault. McDonald’s outed their own recipe for “secret sauce,” even promoting an instructional YouTube video from one of their chefs. The value of a secret isn’t static. Surprises can work the same way.

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Want to Know a Secret? Your Customers Do.

ConversionXL

In 2008, KFC used a Brinks armored truck and briefcase marked “Top Secret” to transport the recipe while upgrading the vault. McDonald’s outed their own recipe for “secret sauce,” even promoting an instructional YouTube video from one of their chefs. The value of a secret isn’t static. Surprises can work the same way.

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Episode 18: Matthew Wanasz of Wanco on How Innovation and Customization Keep Them Ahead of the Curve

Spiro Technologies

Adam Honig: Oh, that sounds like a great promotion. So even if one goes out, the message still comes across really easily to a driver that they need to switch lanes. Does that mean that you need to have like a big team of folks kind of working the supply chain angle to make sure you’ve got all the components all the time?

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Episode 18: Michael Wanasz of Wanco on How Innovation and Customization Keep Them Ahead of the Curve

Spiro Technologies

Adam Honig: Oh, that sounds like a great promotion. So even if one goes out, the message still comes across really easily to a driver that they need to switch lanes. Does that mean that you need to have like a big team of folks kind of working the supply chain angle to make sure you’ve got all the components all the time?

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The Ultimate Guide to Successfully Livestreaming From Home

Hubspot

On live webinar meetings, for example, we've been treated to up-the-nose camera angles, inadvertently-shared bathroom breaks, echo-y audio and dark, grainy webcam video. Many of us are doing two types of livestreaming these days: online meetings or webinars with colleagues, and livestreams related to promoting our products or services.