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Deedee boys will focus on being an active member of the Pow wow community, creating authentic relationships with customers and local businesses. Deedee boys will launch there grand opening at the first Pow wow to gain relationships and create awareness of the healthy dishes and foods we are going to Make. Since Deedee boys target market will be the Pow wow circuit, it is important that Deedee boys product consistently appears at events in the pow wow community. Deedee boys will further market this on twitter and Facebook campaigns that will include grand opening
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