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Purple Cow by Seth Godin Business Book

Purple Cow by Seth Godin Business Book

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$8
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Myles W.
On Available! since Aug 2026

Seth Godin's classic "Purple Cow" hardcover book. Offers insights on transforming your business by being remarkable. Minor shelf wear visible on the bottom edge of the cover, otherwise in great shape. A must-read for marketers and entrepreneurs.

Condition
good
Category
Books
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