Everyone loves a good word of mouth referral. But, why does one business catch fire and get all the buzz, while others are left wondering why no one is talking about them?
In our newsletter “Word of Mouth Uncovered” we strip down businesses and products to find out what makes people share these businesses with their friends by breaking down their word of mouth drivers and giving them an overall rating
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