By Bernie Thiel and Susan Buddenbaum
"They don't make them like they used to."
How often have we said that when lamenting the current state of a product's or service's quality? Whether we're talking about a car, washing machine, newspaper delivery or the service provided by a retailer, there's an innate sense that quality has eroded with each passing year. Unfortunately, the same could be observed about the marketing content many consulting firms produce.
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