#Startup - Stratégie marketing en Europe
La start-up Rapidle permet à ses utilisateurs de commander en ligne chez différents commerçants et d'aller directement retirer les achats en magasin sans faire la queue. Les étudiants du MBA Spécialisé "Communication et Marketing Stratégique" ont réalisé des recommandations afin d'accompagner la stratégie de communication et marketing de la start-up pour son expansion en Europe.
Les recommandations ont été présentées intégralement en anglais par des étudiants en marketing qui ont su apporter une véritable valeur ajoutée et se sont mis à la place du client.
La start-up repart avec des idées et concepts concrets qu'ils vont réutiliser !
@rapidle découvrira demain les recommandations de nos étudiants. Suspens ! #marketing #communication #MBACMS
— MBA CMS (@MBA_CMS) 15 mars 2018
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