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Italian to English translations [PRO] Marketing - Advertising / Public Relations | | Italian term or phrase: fare cultura | un’opportunità (meeting journalists) per posizionarsi facendo non solo comunicazione, ma anche cultura sul tema (e-marketing), divenendo così il punto di riferimento.
I really can't pin down a precise meaning for this; any help much appreciated. |
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| | create culture | Explanation: It's used a lot in marketing language
see:
This really means creating a culture within the employee ranks...and also a culture for your customers.
www.startupnation.com/steps/71/3808/8/1/create-culture.htm
A Cultural Watercooler For Influencers & Creators Of Culture & Ideas by Randy Elrod.
randyelrod.typepad.com/ethos/
31 Aug 2008 ... Create Culture For Customer's Special Needs. ... Those who work at creating a customer service culture have less difficulty attracting and ...
ezinearticles.com/?Create-Culture-For-Customers-Special-Needs&id=1457084
How Leaders Create a Culture of Candor; Autori: Warren Bennis, Daniel Goleman; Editore: Jossey-Bass; Data di Pubblicazione: Maggio ...
www.webster.it/book_usa-transparency_how_leaders_create_cul...
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In your context, it may work to say "create a culture" conducive to e-marketing (to the theme of e-marketing) or some such.
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 Sarah Jane Webb Local time: 02:23
| Grading comment Many thanks to everyone for the ideas; they have all helped me to understand the concept and clearly most could be used according to context.
Particular thanks to Jim for his helpful thoughts. 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer |
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