The marketing challenge of building emotional investment in a program that has no alumni, no success stories, no before and after photographs, and no proof of concept beyond a couple's conviction and a domain name.
The specific challenge of introducing a youth development program to low-income Bohol families who have been let down by institutions before, and why earning their trust is a marketing problem unlike any other.
By Hali Moore
Coconuts Staff Writer
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