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         <title>Kristina Haymes</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>You got that right Victoria!  Marketing and group power.<br />
I love it!  Indeed, successful businesses of the world do create demand where none previously existed.  Someone was recently recounting the story of how Nestle broke into the Asian market.  For centuries, Asian people only drank tea, not coffee.  Eventually, the company came up with a marketing strategy to develop a taste for coffee throughout Asian countries.  Nestle broke through the market and created demand for its coffee related products among the youth(which eventually led to coffee itself).  Today, the Asian market represents billions of dollars in revenue.  (Starting with the youth is another huge topic for another day)...<br />
Creativity, persistence, group power and marketing...</p>

<p>Find the angle and never give up!</p>]]></description>
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