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The Fantastic World Of An Ad Writer

Ryan Chute
Ryan Chute
October 27, 2022
The Fantastic World Of An Ad Writer

Remember when you used to daydream about what you wanted to be when you grew up? Maybe you wanted to be a doctor-delivering your knowledge to fight disease. Or, perhaps, you dreamed big. Maybe you wanted to be a rockstar-the next king of rock n' roll. Or maybe, just maybe, you wanted to be a writer. The job of an ad writer is to come up with creative ways to sell products and services. But let me tell you...it's fantastic. From the moment you wake up in the morning, your mind is racing with ideas. You think about the new ad campaign you're working on for your client and how you can make it better. You jot down a few notes, and then it's off to the races. You spend your day coming up with clever taglines, writing informative and persuasive copy, and designing eye-catching visuals. And when it's all done, you get to see your work come to life on TV, in magazine or online. It's a pretty great gig if you ask me. But it's not all fun and games. There's a lot of pressure that comes with being an ad writer. You're constantly trying to develop new ideas that will grab people's attention and get them to take action. And sometimes, it feels like the whole world is watching to see if you can deliver. But how do you get there in the first place? You actually may have experienced it yourself.

Becoming an Ad Writer

A writer is born the moment a pencil is forced on you in elementary school. And whether you like it or not, you will continue to be a writer for the rest of your life. Whether you're jotting down a grocery list or penning the next great American novel, you are using your writing skills. "But I'm not a good writer." Truthfully, no writer starts off great. In fact, most of us are pretty terrible when we first start. The reason most successful writers are successful is because they kept at it. Like any skill, the more you practice, the better you become. "I don't have time to write. "This is probably the most common excuse for not writing. We all have 24 hours in a day. If you want to be a writer, you'll make time to write. Why else would you be reading this article? "I don't know how." Learning how to write an ad is the first step toward becoming an ad writer. This, however, doesn't always require sitting in a classroom. In fact, reading your favorite book can be the best way to get started. Aside from providing great stories, books can also teach you a lot about how to craft an effective ad. For instance, you can learn about storytelling, tone, word choice, and more. Once you've learned what effective writing looks like, the next step is to start writing yourself. From short stories to full-blown campaigns, there's a lot you can do to get started. And, if you keep at it, you'll be well on your way to becoming a memorable ad writer. After all, what's an ad writer if they can't sell their product?At Wizard of Ads®, we use disruptive methods to build household name brands from the ground up. From start to finish, we employ an outside-the-box approach that's sure to capture your target audience's attention. If you're looking for ad writers who dream like rockstars and deliver like doctors, book a call with Ryan Chute of Wizard of Ads® today.

Methods of an Ad Writer

Methods of an Ad Writer

When it comes to writing ads, time is money. And while we're not doctors, we know a thing or two about memory. To effectively advertise your product or service, you need to tap into the collective memory of your target audience. What does that mean, exactly? You must create a memorable ad to ensure your target audience remembers your product or service. It's not enough to simply write an ad and hope people will remember it. In an age where people are bombarded with information, you must make your advertising stand out from the crowd. So how do you create a memorable ad? You make a lasting impression.

Working Memory

Working memory is the most common type of memory in the cognitive system. From remembering where you put your keys to recalling your grocery list, your working memory is constantly being taxed. Working memory, however, is temporary. The information is only stored for a short time before it is forgotten. When writing ads, your content must be memorable enough to stick in someone's working memory long enough to take action. That's why it's important to avoid creating an ad that blends in amongst the noise. If your ad looks and feels like every other ad out there, chances are people will quickly forget about it. Let's face it, sticky notes eventually unstick. To create an ad that will be remembered, you need to make it stand out. Thankfully, there are a few ways to do this.

Semantic Declarative Memory

Semantic declarative memory is a type of long-term memory that stores general knowledge. It allows you to remember that the capital of France is Paris or that a cat is an animal with fur. In other words, you don't need to consciously think about these things because they're already stored in your semantic memory. In fact, you may not even know where you learned this information in the first place; you just know it. To create an ad that will be remembered, you need to tap into this type of memory. Many ad writers use facts and figures to make their ads more memorable. For example, they might list the features of their product and the benefits it provides. Semantic declarative memory alone, however, may not be so helpful for making the sale. Who wants to invest in a product or service that is just a list of features and benefits? To create an ad that is truly memorable and effective, you need to connect with your audience. You need to create an ad that will be remembered for its content and the brand it is associated with. You need emotion.

Episodic Declarative Memory

Episodic declarative memory is another type of long-term memory that takes place in the brain. Unlike semantic declarative memory, however, episodic declarative memory is defined by emotion. In other words, it captures both the factual information of an event and the emotional connection to it. For example, if you remember your first date with your significant other, you rely on your episodic declarative memory. The same goes for remembering what you did on your birthday or the first time you met your best friend. This can be very powerful in advertising because it can create an emotional connection between the customer and the product. By forming a connection with the customer on an emotional level, you can create a more effective and persuasive message. Your short-term goal as an ad writer is to acquire this type of memory. Why? Because it is the most influential and important type of memory when it comes to persuasion. Your ultimate goal, however, is to turn long-term persuasion into action.

Procedural Memory

Procedural Memory

Procedural memory is a type of long-term memory that is responsible for remembering how to do things. It's the part of your brain that allows you to ride a bike, drive a car or cook your favorite recipe. In other words, this type of memory is often unconscious and automatic. You don't have to think about how to do these things; you just do them. As an ad writer, your long-term goal is to tap into this type of memory. You want your audience to remember your product or service in an unconscious and automatic way. With this, you must generate a compelling, creative message that impacts your audience logically and emotionally. Brands that can do this effectively are usually the ones that people remember and continue to use for years to come. But how do you create a message that will be remembered?

Reliability and Repetition

When it comes to creating a memorable message, there's no one-size-fits-all solution. From tapping into emotion to presenting the facts, there are various ways to make your message stand out. However, one thing all great messages have in common is the ability to connect with the audience personally. But how can you connect with someone you've never met? Salience and repetition.

Salience

The salience, or importance of your message, is what will make it stand out in the minds of your audience. This can be achieved in several ways, but the most effective method is to make your message as relevant as possible. How does your product or service benefit them? What need does it fill? Answering these questions will help you create a relevant and helpful message. As a result, it will be remembered more easily. In addition to making your message relevant, you can also increase its salience by making it novel or unexpected. This could involve using unexpected words, vibrant images, or unusually presenting your message. Whatever method you choose, the important thing is to ensure that your message stands out from the rest. Only then will it have a chance of being remembered.

Repetition

In addition to crafting a memorable message, you can also increase its chances of being remembered by repeating it. In fact, research has shown that repeated exposure to a message increases the likelihood that it will be remembered. If you want your message to stick, you must find ways to keep it in front of your audience. One way to do this is to use multiple channels to deliver your message. For example, if you primarily use email to communicate with your customers, try supplementing your messages with social media posts. In fact, you may even want to consider mailing out physical mailers. By delivering your message through multiple channels, you'll increase the likelihood that it will be seen and remembered. Remember, however, that time is money. In other words, the more you repeat your message, the more it will cost you. So, ensure you're strategic about the channels you use and the frequency with which you use them. After all, becoming a black belt ad writer isn't about writing more ads. It's about writing better ads.

Becoming a Black Belt Ad Writer

Becoming a Black Belt Ad Writer

When you used to daydream about what you wanted to be when you grew up, you likely didn't think about the journey you'd take to get there. Like all children with big imaginations, you were focused on the destination. The fact of the matter is that the journey is just as important as the destination. In order to be a successful ad writer, you need to enjoy (or at least endure) the process. I think that it is inevitable that you will publish content that isn't at the top of your game from time to time. It might be this way for a month or even years. The worst thing you can do, however, is give up. In fact, a lot of ad writers give up at this stage. In order to be a successful ad writer, you need to, you guessed it, write. Write a story about your day. Write a blog post about your favorite vacation spot. Write an ad about the benefits of using your product or service. The point is you need to keep writing. The more you write, the better you'll get at it. And eventually, you'll start producing some truly remarkable, memorable copy that delivers success. After all, black belts in karate don't achieve their status by accident. It takes years of training and dedication to reach that level. So whether you want to be an ad writer, a rockstar or both, remember this one thing: Keep going. The fantastic world of an ad writer is one where creativity, practice, and innovation are key. So if you're ever feeling stuck, keep writing and see where the words take you. Who knows? You might just surprise yourself. At Wizard of Ads®, we understand the importance of memorable copy. That's why we've assembled a team of experienced ad writers equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to produce groundbreaking content. Your journey to becoming a successful ad writer starts here. Book a call with Ryan Chute at Wizard at Ads® today!

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Who does the Wizard of Ads® for Contractors work with?

Wizard of Ads® for Contractors work with healthy and growing Residential Home Service Contractors hungry to grow by multiples, like you.

You are ready, willing, and able to grow your business. You are open to change and are seeking a distinctive angle of approach to gain the time and attention of a too-busy public.

You know that lasting relationships take time, patience, and good energy to nurture and cultivate. We carefully enter into every arrangement with the intention of working with you for as long as you own your business. You prefer lasting partnerships.

You are already a solid operator. You have successfully grown your business and appreciate the impact the right brand story will have to get to the next level in your operation. You know a strong relational message takes time to gain momentum, but it’s worth the one-time short-term discomfort for the long-term gains.

Marketing cannot fix a failing business.

We accelerate what’s already happening in a business. If your business is on the rocks, marketing will only speed up the inevitable.  

You’re focused on lasting change that leads to exponential, profitable growth, not just sales at any cost. Intuitively, you know that communication that enhances every element of your customer's experience and your employee's culture is the key to your success.

How does the Wizard of Ads® for Contractors charge?

Traditional marketing agencies are designed to capture the greatest amount of revenue from a client, regardless of results. Every last item is billed and expensed to the client. Typical agency fees can represent a whopping 55% of the entire advertising budget. That means a $5 million dollar advertising budget, you would spend $2.75 million on agency fees.

Think of Wizard of Ads® for Contractors as the Anti-Agency.

Our income is not tied to your advertising budget. Our income is exclusively tied to your growth. Our goal is to maximize your advertising impact with the lowest reasonable spend. This allows you to spend only what is necessary or to put extra horsepower into aggressively growing in your market.

The genius of this model is that it perfectly aligns our motivations as true partners for exponential profitable growth without the pain of being unaffordable. Ultimately, we are confident in taking the risk of being underpaid in the first few years because we know the results always speak for themselves.

Next, we do not accept commissions, referral fees, kickbacks, or other compensation from any service providers we recommend or engage for production work. Most agencies do. This includes the 15% agency commission for media buying. This approach is considerably different from the compensation plan employed by most advertising agencies, as it eliminates any potential conflicts of interest and allows us to focus our entire attention on helping you grow your business profitably as a true partner. For example, a $500,000 annual media buy would involve a $75,000 commission that we would have removed directly from your media providers' invoices.

This is the perfect pricing model for Residential Home Services.

By tying ourselves to gross revenue, we only have one motivation. Your motivation. We have no motivation to convince you to spend more money on marketing than what is necessary, and since we are a variable expense to sales, we NEVER become too expensive to have us on your team.

In almost every case, we end up lowering the amount of money you spend. We will stay within your planned marketing budget, including your media spend, production, and our Annual Fee. Add on the fact that you get any and all commissions back for media buys and various services provided by outside providers, and you will actually save money having us on your team.

Don’t forget, we have the largest buying power in North America for media buying, meaning for every dollar you spend buying media, we only spend 27 cents on average. This stretches your reach, impact, and frequency in a way no other agency (or yourself) can achieve on your own, saving you hundreds of thousands of dollars, eventually millions, every single year.

Clients who heed our advice and embrace our Marketing Strategy quickly add $1 million in incremental revenue to their business, making your investment a smart bet and a bit of a no-brainer.  

There is no longer any guesswork, hope, or fear that our marketing strategies are going to work. If our client’s are able to abandon any limiting beliefs about marketing, deliver operational excellence, and play the long game, our marketing strategy will accelerate their profitable growth.

Wizard of Ads® for Contractors pricing model is based solely on the topline revenue of your company. It consists of an Upfront Fee and an Annual Fee. These fees are inclusive of scheduled travel, services, and all other expenditures as outlined in the Consulting Agreement.

The Upfront Fee covers the intensive Uncovery Process, the first year’s Media Buy, the Creative Process, and the Market Research while the Annual Fee goes toward implementation, ongoing creative and consulting, and next year's media buy. You get a team of 3.5 people, with direct access to a top tier Creative Lead and Media Buyer, and on-demand access to me as your Master Strategist. You will also have a full-time Account Manager keeping everything on track.

While the upfront does have an initial pinch, it is easy to amortize the investment over the many years we will be working together to grow your business. Wizard of Ads® retain clients for 10 years, on average. The sale of the business is the number one reason for termination. We actively terminate the bottom 1% of clients who are unwilling or unable to follow our strategies.

Wizard of Ads® for Contractors believes that all rewards should be directly correlated to the success of our clients. This means that the Wizard of Ads® for Contractors only receives a raise when the company achieves growth. For example, if your gross sales for the year have increased by 25%, the Annual Fee you pay us in the following year will also be increased by 25%. Likewise, if your gross sales decrease, our Annual Fee will decrease by the same percentage during the following year.

This is an exceptionally easy and fair way to track and reward success. This model was developed by Wizard of Ads® over 35 years ago and has served us well because it serves our clients well.

As a rule of thumb, we take the risk of working for considerably less than our actual value in the first few years as we help accelerate growth. This means you need to be willing to pay us exceptionally well when you start doing even better.

When should I engage The Wizard of Ads® for Contractors?

There are four key revenue stages for engagement with the Wizard of Ads® for Contractors.

  1. Under $3.6 million in revenue
  2. Between $3.6 and $10 million in revenue
  3. Between $10 and $20 million in revenue
  4. Over $20 million in revenue

Under $3.6 million in revenue is an investment in your brand. This will serve you well in establishing your brand story early on and help you with your name, logo, and truck wrap design. It's easier to create pictures from a story than it is to make a story based on pre-drawn pictures. You'll be glad you did. Everyone on a fast path to growth is.

Most clients start with Wizard of Ads® for Contractors between $3.6 and $10 million in revenue. They have often seen a natural ceiling with their leads for demand service and are looking for ways to push past the ceiling. This can only be done with a properly executed brand strategy, specifically in mass media with a sticky story.

Between $10 and $20 million in revenue, Wizard of Ads® for Contractors has some natural economies of scale. This is a sweet spot where Wizard of Ads® for Contractors can offer some added value in getting the ball rolling.

Over $20 million in revenue is actually the lowest cost point of entry as a percentage of revenue, but not the cheapest time to start with the Wizard of Ads® for Contractors. Leveraging all economies of scale aside, we have been left out of the upside along the way, so engaging when over $20 million in revenue means we have to mend a lot of fences damaged along the way. This is also where clients see significant savings in their media buys and production costs.

There are also three market sizes to consider.

  • Primary Markets are the top 50 cities in America.
  • Secondary Markets are the smaller cities in America.
  • Tertiary Markets are the more rural trade areas in America.

When considering an engagement with The Wizard of Ads® for Contractors, consider what size market you are in. For example, a $3.6 million company in a Primary Market will struggle to get the necessary reach needed to make a splash. You either have to be more patient than a larger company or spend more money to accelerate your reach.

Alternatively, a $5 million company in a Secondary Market will look like a pretty darn big fish in a medium-sized pond.

A $20 Million company in a Primary Market will feel like a $50 million company using our strategies to potential customers.

The key to remember is that the earlier you start with the Wizard of Ads® for Contractors, the lower the investment to get started. As they say, the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is today.

Are production costs included in your fees?

The Wizard of Ads® for Contractors Creative Lead will create the ad copy, cast the voice actors, source the production house, direct the performance, pick the music bed, manage all the edits, and provide you with the completed ad for final approval before sending to air on your behalf. This is included in our fees.

You pay for the production house, actors, royalty-free music, and jingles directly to avoid any potential for markups, commissions, or management fees.

We have many friends in the industry that give our clients good deals due to the large volume of work we provide them. We will introduce you to them.

How long before a brand-forward strategy starts working?

In approximately three months of activation, we’ll just be getting live on air. In six months (3 months on air), you’ll be getting anecdotal feedback from people that you are being heard, but there will be no direct line to revenue.

After 6 months on the air, you’ll think you made the biggest mistake of your life signing up for this branding nonsense. After 9 months on the air (12 months in) you’ll see the light at the end of the tunnel.

At 12 full months on the air, you’ll know why you did this branding thing. Two years from now, we'll be clinking champagne flutes as you wonder why you didn’t do this sooner.

How long before we’re live?

The general guideline is 70-120 days, depending on the level of production needed and if there is a name change to your business.

This includes an onsite visit, a deep dive into research, and getting things created, negotiated, approved, produced, and live on the air.

  • Uncovery - 15-30 days based on travel. 1-2 days onsite.
  • Research - 30-60 days based on the scope of work.
  • Creative and Media Buy Process - 45 to 60 days
  • Offline Production - 15 days for radio. 30 - 60 days for television.
  • Online Production (if switching) - 60 days

This means planning for roughly 90 to 120 days in the proper development and production of a completely unique Marketing Strategy before anything hits the airwaves.

Are you exclusive?

Creatively, yes. During the term of this Agreement, all Creative Partners assigned to your Account shall not engage, directly or indirectly, as an employee, officer, manager, partner, consultant, agent, owner, or in any other capacity, in any competition of the client, including any company engaged in marketing consulting.

For clarity, the Creative Partner is defined as the individual Wizard of Ads® Partners who is responsible for creating your creative strategy and ongoing creative copy. Competition is defined as companies that engage in the same industry and business units (e.g., HVAC, Plumbing, etc.) as you. The market area is defined as the area where the marketing message naturally reaches through DMA or 60 miles from the city center of the client's service area(s).

Naturally, we exclude any potential future competition in markets where you are not currently active at the date of signing.

We do not limit Media Buyers in any market. Media Buyers get better deals for larger volumes, making it beneficial for the client to have the Media Buyer available to do as many buys as possible to secure the best deals on the client’s behalf.

Do you do digital marketing?

In rare circumstances, Wizard of Ads® for Contractors will provide specific digital marketing solutions. Wizard of Ads® has very specific Partners that provide digital services that serve Residential Home Services effectively. Under no circumstances will digital marketing services be offered without Wizard of Ads® for Contractors' core solution.

It is most likely that Wizard of Ads® for Contractors will work with your existing digital partners and suppliers. If you do not have a reliable digital provider, we would be happy to introduce you to a number of great providers that play nice with Wizards.

Do you do jingles?

Wizard of Ads® for Contractors can assist you in getting a jingle for your business. Like any other tactical element of a marketing strategy, we do not produce a jingle for the sake of a jingle.

If you do not have a story or a strategic reason to have a jingle...or an ad campaign to tie it to, do not waste your hard-earned money on a jingle. You are wasting your time and money.

When you do build a single unified marketing strategy that incorporates a jingle for a specific (often scientific) reason, we have a Jingle Wizard who has studied the art and science of jingle design.

He will score you an original, royalty-free jingle, including professional singers, musicians, and producers. He will not knock off a generic jingle from a publicly available music bed that sounds like everyone else's jingle.

Your jingle will serve a very specific reason and produce a very specific result. Have you guessed how much we love jingles yet?

Who owns the copyrights?

Wizard of Ads® for Contractors owns your copyright for two very specific reasons. We also provide a fair use clause in all contracts to ensure you are in no way limited to the access of your creative works, whether you are working with us or not.

The first reason we own your copyright is to ensure that we do not have to go up against our own creative works in other markets we serve. This means you are not allowed to lend, give, borrow, tweak, rent, lease, or sell your creative works to any other company at any time.

The second reason we own your copyright is that we can establish a one-time value for your creative works in the event that someone steals the content. Upon selling you the copyrights, you can go after the perpetrator for theft and make a considerable bounty in a slam dunk case.

Here is how Wizard of Ads® word the fair use of your copyright for as long as your business is in operation:

All writing and/or marketing materials we create for you are not works-for-hire. Wizard of Ads® for Contractors hereby irrevocably grants you, and your successors in interest, the non-exclusive, royalty-free, non-transferable, and worldwide right to use the Works in connection with the marketing of your business pursuant to the Marketing Strategy for so long as your business is operational.
How do I measure brand results?

There are a number of interesting ways to measure results. Some people like to get unique identifying telephone numbers, or create branded URLs that redirect to landing pages or the website. However, much of this is a waste of time and energy as it never tells the true story of the brand journey and how it affected the decision-making process.

Other indicators of brand effectiveness include tracking new customers, reactivated customers, or running a brand equity survey to get a sense of your share of mind. Digitally you will see direct search increase, which cannot be affected by anything digital, as well as branded keyword inquiries increase. You’ll, of course, need to get your digital people to add these to your campaigns if you hope to see an increase in conversions.

Wizard of Ads® for Contractors tracks the simplest of indicators. Top line revenue. When your branding takes effect, and the company responds in kind from the phone call or form fill-on, top-line revenue will increase. Efficacy is plotted on a T12, and total lead volume from all sources is tracked.

12 things you should know before signing up.
  1. Quality relationships take time. Branding is a long-term strategy. That’s why most contractors do it wrong, or not at all. There is always a lag between the start of the new campaign and the time it takes your customers to connect the dots. You MUST BE READY, WILLING, AND ABLE to endure this lag period. In our experience, the lag is typically 6 to 9 months, depending on how competitive the marketplace is, your company’s reputation, your budget in relation to reach, and the eight uncontrollable environmental factors. During this time, we will be helping you implement a transition plan to ease the pain. The good news is that this lag only happens once.
  2. Decisions by Committee. We completely reject the notion of decisions by committee. We work with a single, courageous decision-maker. We welcome decision influencers, but we only look to the Owner for the final decision. All decision-makers and influencers must be involved in the Uncovery and Marketing Strategy Presentation if they want to offer input in the future. It is critical that we have a 100% fully approved plan that can be defended and championed by all leaders in the organization.  
  3. Proven Strategy. That means we are not the low-cost provider. With nearly 200 home service clients and a book of strategic devices, tools, and tactics, this isn’t a guessing game for us. We know what to do to make your externally triggered grudge purchase appealing to your potential buyers. If you can deliver the goods, we can continue building relationships. If you are uncomfortable with the idea that you are paying us less now so that you can pay us considerably more once revenues allow, please do not commit. We intend to be your true partners, in sickness and in health...so long as you own your business.
  4. Automatic Payments. Everything is on automatic payments. If you struggle with managing cash flow, figure that out in your business first. We accept all major credit cards and ACH payments.
  5. We Cause Problems. If you don’t have a capacity issue now, I promise you will in about 9 months. Let’s deal with recruitment out of the gate as part of your comprehensive marketing strategy.
  6. We Own the Copyrights. All writing and/or marketing materials we create for you are not works-for-hire. We irrevocably grant you, and your successors in interest, the non-exclusive, royalty-free, non-transferable, and worldwide right to use the Works in connection with the marketing of your business pursuant to the Marketing Strategy for so long as your business is operational.
  7. Brand Building. We will be steering you to limit the use of discounts, rebates, coupons, and sales to attract clients. We know this feels counterintuitive to many, and we will clarify our reasoning. Rest assured, we have considerable experience in creating similar offers that are not damaging to your profitability, your brand’s integrity, and your preferable long-term client relations.
  8. Creative Authority. We must have creative authority over the words. You can accept copy as written or reject it outright, but you cannot modify the words yourself. If you do not like something as written, we are happy to discuss it and make the necessary change to maintain the integrity and intention of the words chosen. Alternatively, we will scrap the concept and create new copy that you are happy to get behind 100%.
  9. Proprietary Algorithm. The media buy must be structured in a very specific way, including running a full 52-week schedule. It is based on brain chemistry, not P&Ls. Once we have committed to the buy, it’s important to avoid adjustments unless they are calculated additions.
  10. Knucklehead Factor. You should expect knuckleheads. For example, when you start running ads that are certain to get attention, you need the courage to continue running those ads, even when you receive complaints. We celebrate complaints. It means we’ve made people feel.
  11. Digital Weasels. In about three months from the time your advertising campaign hits the airways, your digital marketers will show you a marked increase in direct and organic traffic. Some Digital Marketers will mistakenly claim this success as their own. Done properly, you can continue to spend less and less on digital lead generation by increasing your branded keyword online presence.
  12. Annual Marketing Meetings. Travel permitting, we prefer to hold Annual Marketing Meetings (AMMs) outside your city. Years of experience have taught us that we get better results when decision-makers are outside their sphere of influence, away from the day-to-day distractions of the office.

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