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Why we need death to marketing slang

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Why we need death to marketing slang

By Cassie Roma

Let's be honest, marketers have fun jobs, head of content marketing at the Warehouse Group Cassie Roma says. They live their lives in not only lost and wading through spreadsheets of media placements–- but also in beautifully inspirational narrative, nuanced creative iteration, and in strange absurdities that shine glittery, gritty, nuanced neon light into the world. However, they also tend to speak in a foreign language to most people, which can be alienating. Here, she explains why we need to can the marketing slang.

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