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Jag Jahiratiche

Name: Jag Jahiratiche
SKU: Jag Jahiratiche
Price: 175.00 INR
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₹175.00

There is a focus on the requirements of the fine art students and the small advertisers in this book. Most of the people are unaware about the science of advertisement and therefore cannot gain full return through advertisement. In fact a product can be successfully advertised through the smallest advertisement with proper knowledge of it. Those who wish to work in the field of advertisement but have not takes formal education will be benefited by reading this book and others would be enlightened.

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SKU: Jag Jahiratiche Categories: Business And Economics, Informative

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Weight	150 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

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Mahabhartatil Vidurniti

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