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          <title>Fear and Anxiety: How do they apply to Multichannel Marketing?</title>
          <description>Fear is an emotional response to danger. Anxiety is a physiological response that often arises out of and in proportion to the actual threat or danger involved. In the case of multichannel marketing, fear and anxiety can result from a sense that your advertising doesn&apos;t appear to be working any longer. I can&apos;t track the response. I have to immediately cut my ad budget back. I need to limit ordering choices. I need to change agencies. What should I do? I may get fired.</description>
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          <itunes:summary>Fear is an emotional response to danger. Anxiety is a physiological response that often arises out of and in proportion to the actual threat or danger involved. In the case of multichannel marketing, fear and anxiety can result from a sense that your advertising doesn&apos;t appear to be working any longer. I can&apos;t track the response. I have to immediately cut my ad budget back. I need to limit ordering choices. I need to change agencies. What should I do? I may get fired.</itunes:summary>
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