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Posted On: July 28th 2026, 08:37 am
Kako Mineweb Studio pristupa pitch procesima? 🧐 I kako izgleda pitch koji vas odvede u tri države?

Kada smo dobili zadatak za Smoki pitch, bilo nam je jasno da odgovor ne možemo pronaći samo za stolom. Zato smo spakovali opremu, obišli Beč, proleteli kroz Sloveniju i Zagreb, razgovarali sa ljudima, posmatrali navike, istraživali tržišta i pokušali da razumemo širu sliku.

Dobra rešenja ne nastaju iz pretpostavki, već iz razumevanja ljudi i njihovih navika.

A usput smo se i odlično proveli. Uživajte. 👌
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jelenakrstic_vocalcoach 3 months ago

jelenakrstic_vocalcoach

Top!!! Bravooooo👏🙌❤️

ognjen.lazarevich 3 months ago

ognjen.lazarevich

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