Here are the answers to some of the most common questions from visitors to Pink Truth. Many more answers to your questions are coming soon. About the Mary Kay Opportunity:
You have suddenly become a spy. You don't creep through dark alleys or have gun fights in the street, but you do have sources that can provide you the information you need; these are your external marketing sources. External marketing sources are sources of marketing information that are obtained from outside your company. External sources can provide company, customer, competitor, or industry data. External marketing information is most reliable when it is gathered from and compared with a variety of external sources, such as those we'll explore in this lesson.
Secondary Sources. Secondary sources are information sources that interpret, include, describe, or draw conclusions based on works written by others. Secondary sources are used by authors to present evidence, back up arguments and statements, or help represent an opinion by using and citing multiple sources. Secondary sources are often referred to as being âone step removedâ from the actual occurrence or fact. Questions to Ask When Determining If Something Is a Secondary Source: