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How to Break the Rules of the Internet to Create a Strategic Advantage Convincing a company to send viewers to your website (and away from their own) is no easy feat, but it's possible.

By Jason Saltzman Edited by Dan Bova

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On this episode of Resilience, Entrepreneur Network partner Jason Saltzman sits down with Gemma Sole and Amanda Curtis, co-founders of Nineteenth Amendment (a platform for fashion as experience), to talk about how they became the first startup ever to partner with Macy's and how they broke the second-most important rule of the internet to do it.

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Jason Saltzman

Startup Mentor, Entrepreneur, CEO of Alley

Jason Saltzman is a seasoned entrepreneur with a background in sales and marketing. Through his role as CEO of Alley and as a TechStars mentor, he advises hundreds of startups, offering real-life practical application and creative marketing advice.  

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