BOSC Podcast #5 Designing your business around what your customer needs

February 20, 2013 Written by Frances Schagen

This is a longer podcast, and worth it. Shaun Whynacht of Blue Cow Creative joined us to talk about customer needs and designing a business around that.

Thank you, Joe Schagen for recording, editing and adding your music.

 

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