„Classical“ Marketing

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Demand Creation within the „BBK“. „Classical“ Marketing. „Kick-offs“ – Pilot projects. Advertisements General Events Public Relations. (in extracts) Broadband-Information-Events for the population Competition „KÄRNTEN KLICK- Award“

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„Classical“ Marketing

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Demand Creation within the „BBK“ „Classical“ Marketing „Kick-offs“ – Pilot projects Advertisements General Events Public Relations • (in extracts) • Broadband-Information-Events for thepopulation • Competition „KÄRNTEN KLICK-Award“ • VoIP „Free Call Carinthia“ (allCarinthians that are registered withinthis project can call free of chargeto all other registrees) • Awareness-Building especiallywithin the generation 50+ • ......

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