A Revolutionary Approach to International Student Success: The CONNECT Methodology
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CONNECT methodology, Emotional engagement, Personalized communication, Multi-channel marketingAbstract
In an era where consumer expectations are rapidly evolving, marketing strategies must adapt to remain effective. The CONNECT methodology offers a transformative approach by emphasizing emotional engagement, personalized communication, and multi-channel integration. This article explores its impact on marketing strategies through a structured IMRaD analysis.
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