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Do you have to be creative to succeed in marketing.?

I’m just began a marketing program at my community college and after looking over some text books I’m concerned that it may not be right for me….I very good with people and sales and leadership etc but I’m hardly creative. I’m very interested in business management and thought this type of degree would be beneficial…was I wrong? Please tell me more about marketing..

Yes! Sumtimes, selling is not only you gave people stuff you sold and they gave you money. But, you must be very creative to attract ppl’s attention, to attract ppl’s time and money. If your customer get the same offer from other salespeople, you have to be creative to win.
Yes, business management can give you benefits in selling, but according to my opinion, the most important thing is experience.
My experience of selling just only 2 years still can’t beat my partners with 8 years experience.

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