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Try to position your newsletter or your promotion similarly, predicting what your competitors are going to do or claim--and then giving prospects something of value that sets you apart from the crowd. A slang term used to describe the payment of something of value to another individual with the goal of persuading or influencing their decision or performance in certain situations. A slang term used to describe the payment of something of value to another individual with the goal of persuading or influencing their decision or performance in certain situations. |
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