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Could you apply blue ocean marketing/consumer-type strategies to the idea of leadership?

Posted on April 15, 2014 by Ted Bauer

You might have heard of “blue ocean strategy.” It’s a very b-school term in some ways, but basically it means this: rather than going head-to-head with your competitors on everything, carve out “blue oceans” of untapped market space. It’s all documented… Continue Reading →

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