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Marketing Advice for Schools
Marketing & advertising
Founded in 2012
Manchester, EnglandMarketing Advice for Schools
Marketing & advertisingFounded in 2012Manchester, England
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Marketing Advice for Schools is the network for all those responsible for school marketing, communications and community development - whether you work in a school or are selling to them. It offers targeted news, analysis and research; advice and inspiration; events and networking; and specialist school marketing training and consultancy.Please get in touch (email simon@marketingadviceforschools.c...
Marketing Advice for Schools is the network for all those responsible for school marketing, communications and community development - whether you work in a school or are selling to them. It offers targeted news, analysis and research; advice and inspiration; events and networking; and specialist school marketing training and consultancy.Please get in touch (email simon@marketingadviceforschools.com or tweet @mktadvice4schls) if there's anything else you need to help you, your school or your company.
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