You Don’t Need George Clooney to Tell Your Brand’s Story
What do American Airlines, George Clooney, and a North Florida cave diving company have in common? A whole lot more than you'd think, writes content marketer Julie Burgmeier.
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About Julie Burgmeier
Julie Burgmeier is a Pacific Northwest based marketing consultant, boutique owner, and volunteer extraordinaire. She dedicates her creative energy to the small business and non-profit world. Follow her insights at Skagit Marketing.
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