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How This Golf Training Brand Fixed Its Subpar Attribution

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Shane Jackson didn’t set out to be a marketer. A former golf pro and All-American golfer, he bought PureOne Golf, a struggling golf training-aid company in Scottsdale, Arizona, in November 2024. What he got was less a business than a pile of parts: some inventory, a trademark and a website that, by his own estimation, […]
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