“We've always believed in word-of-mouth marketing, meaning owner or operator uses a technology, and then they tell a friend that has a similar business, hey, this is great technology. You should try it out.”

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rely on word-of-mouth marketing where an operator who uses the technology tells a friend in a similar business to try it

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