Show Your Visitors How To Own Their Web Success
"SBI! Is For Newbies."
This is by far one of the most widely-held misconceptions about Site Built It!.
We see it all time. People say it in forums. In blogs. In discussion groups. Newbies do well with SBI!, but SBI! is for anyone who has yet to succeed online, not just newbies.
The best way to dispel any "Urban Myth" is to try proving it to be true. The truth of the myth proves to be elusive, the real story emerging instead.
Are all SBIers Web beginners? Not even close.
Check out the results landing page...
http://results.sitesell.com/
These SBI! sites are merely a sample of our most successful customers. Look close - it's a perfect mix of newbies and seasoned, experienced Webmasters that are all not only performing at the top level on the Net, they're TOPPING most of the so-called "Web experts" at their own business.
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If your visitors are made up of eBayers, Twitter addicts and Squidoo page junkies, tell em' to stop "flitting" and to settle down and create success for themselves, instead of for Twitter, eBay, etc.
Naturally, if you DO reach newcomers to e-business, SBI! is perfect for them. Newcomer or "sophisticated marketer"...
Anyone can make their own success with SBI!.
Check out Ken's recent post about his latest conversation with a 10-year eBayer. It came about accidentally, while Ken was buying something on eBay. This super-experienced seller has finally started working for HIMSELF with SBI!, with the plan to phase out eBay...
An Urban Myth And The Web's Golden Rule While Buying at eBay http://forums.sitesell.com/viewtopic.php?p=704719#704719
And read this week's article below. We'll show you how to turn these Urban Myths into a positive new revenue stream for you!
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Create a New Revenue Stream
1) The Top 5 SBI! "Urban Myths"
Your Chance To Expose A Brand New Revenue Stream
SBI! is in a class all its own.
Where else can you find the perfect combination of the right process, all the right tools, and constant updating. Where else can you find an unmatched track record of success?
You can't.
Unfortunately many people - including some among your audience - feel compelled to compare SBI! to existing products that do only a part of what SBI! does.
Instead of comparing apples to apples, they compare apples to, well, antelopes. It's not even in the same ballpark.
When this happens, it creates confusion. Naturally, it's a sign of a successful project -- no one creates urban myths about the unknown. And better still...
These situations represent a perfect opportunity for you to douse these SBI! "Urban Myths" with a little reality, and help gain yourself a brand new customer base in the process.
Let's take a look at the top 5 SBI! urban myths and how you can turn them around fo r maximum results...
1) SBI! Is Only For Newbies
FACT: SBI! is IDEAL for the Internet beginner, true. But it's really for anyone who has yet to succeed online.
Many very successful SBIers are seasoned Web marketers. They love how SBI! automates the most tedious site-managing tasks and allows them the time to build their business.
Long gone are the days when they have to piece together bits of necessary technologies that SBI! already does...
http://tools.sitesell.com/
Beyond the fact that power-users love the efficiencies, though, is the bigger point. If you have a successful business that earns you $1,000, $5,000, $10,000 per month (whatever you define as financially successful), you do NOT need SBI!. You already have a successful business.
But if you have yet to achieve significant, long-term success through free Search Engine traffic, give it a try. There's NOTHING to lose with the Guarantee. And as so many SBIers have said...
"Why did I wait so long. There's so much to gain."
2) I Can Make Money with Squidoo or Hubpages. Who needs SBI!?
FACT: Squidoo is pennies. SBI! is dollars and sense!
Putting up a page on Squidoo or Hubpages is NOT doing business online. You may be creating some content, but so is everyone else. For another Web 2.0 company, not for you.
And the other big drawback...
You have no control. You are controlled by the free hosting company, subject to future rules, future problems, etc. You are also subject to Google devaluing these free pages (as eBay has recently for their affiliate program -- they are seen as spammy by the engines). So...
Stop working for others. Take control of your online efforts and build your own e-business.
Build your OWN Internet "hub" of activity and make dollars, not cents. Be your OWN Squidoo (Content 2.0 lets visitors build pages for YOU -- now we are "talking business!" :-) )
Owning your own Web site makes so much sense. And following the step-by-step Action Guide will take your customer from niche-choosing to content-creating to income-earning.
Long-term. Evergrowing. Evergreen.... by SBI!.
These are the Netrepreneurs who attract the traffic. They make the money. And their visitors create stacks of original content for THEM!...
http://c2.sitesell.com/
3) SBI! Is Just Expensive Web Hosting
FACT: SBI! is sooo much more than a Web host.
Web hosting is cheap. And those with the right knowledge can sign up for a cheap hosting account in minutes and pay $100 per year to house their Web site.
Wait. That's only $200 less than SBI!. SBI!'s Brainstorm It! is worth at least that. That means you get everything else for free, everything on...
http://tools.sitesell.com/
Even though SBI! hosts your Web business as a part of the product, it can hardly be called a Web host. It's a complete education/do-it program that takes customer from concept to execution to success...
http://course.sitesell.com/
The step-by-step-by-step plan of action and all the tools needed, not to mention the constant updating, lets you focus on your business. SBI! has been creating Web success stories for over 10 years!!!.
4) SBI! Is Too Expensive -- You Can Get It All For Free
$299 is cheap for what SBI! delivers. Simply compare...
http://compare.sitesell.com
And SBI! just keeps getting bigger and better with constant updates, upgrades and new tools that employ the last technology with none of the usual technological headaches.
(Including a HUGE new announcement this month. Look out for SBI! 2.0 coming soon.)
And all at the same $299 price point since 2003!
And there is just no way that "you can get it all for free."
We once issued a major challenge, offering $5,000 for those who could find a set of tools that delivered the same functions as SBI!. No one could do it. And no one can today. Just try to match this...
http://tools.sitesell.com/
The funniest thing is that the "gurus" who spread this myth usually promote other tools that cost way more than SBI! and don't offer even 5% of all of what SBI! offers.
5) SBI! Is A Scam
FACT: SBI! is the only product of its kind that teaches ordinary people how to change their lives by building a Web business the RIGHT way.
Just a proven process that takes your customers from zero to financial independence with common sense and the tools to allow them to do it on their own.
It's the only program in the world offered at major colleges and universities at all levels... undergrad, MBA, continuing education...
http://www.sitesell.com/more-info/universities.html
SBI! delivers on each and every promise it makes.
Your customers can try it totally risk-free, thanks to its iron-clad guarantee...
http://sitesell.com/more-info/guarantee-teeth.html
Want to prove SBI!'s record of success? Don't just tell them, SHOW them!...
http://results.sitesell.com/
http://case-studies.sitesell.com/
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On the Web, information moves quick, and people are sometimes quick to judge SBI! based on a blurb or a bad review written by those who know nothing about SBI!.
Turn urban myths into a great new revenue opportunity by dispelling misconceptions with facts. Use the landing pages we've highlighted above to dispel these myths and turn some sales your way.
Click-KaChing!
Your Chance To Expose A Brand New Revenue Stream
SBI! is in a class all its own.
Where else can you find the perfect combination of the right process, all the right tools, and constant updating. Where else can you find an unmatched track record of success?
You can't.
Unfortunately many people - including some among your audience - feel compelled to compare SBI! to existing products that do only a part of what SBI! does.
Instead of comparing apples to apples, they compare apples to, well, antelopes. It's not even in the same ballpark.
When this happens, it creates confusion. Naturally, it's a sign of a successful project -- no one creates urban myths about the unknown. And better still...
These situations represent a perfect opportunity for you to douse these SBI! "Urban Myths" with a little reality, and help gain yourself a brand new customer base in the process.
Let's take a look at the top 5 SBI! urban myths and how you can turn them around fo r maximum results...
1) SBI! Is Only For Newbies
FACT: SBI! is IDEAL for the Internet beginner, true. But it's really for anyone who has yet to succeed online.
Many very successful SBIers are seasoned Web marketers. They love how SBI! automates the most tedious site-managing tasks and allows them the time to build their business.
Long gone are the days when they have to piece together bits of necessary technologies that SBI! already does...
http://tools.sitesell.com/
Beyond the fact that power-users love the efficiencies, though, is the bigger point. If you have a successful business that earns you $1,000, $5,000, $10,000 per month (whatever you define as financially successful), you do NOT need SBI!. You already have a successful business.
But if you have yet to achieve significant, long-term success through free Search Engine traffic, give it a try. There's NOTHING to lose with the Guarantee. And as so many SBIers have said...
"Why did I wait so long. There's so much to gain."
2) I Can Make Money with Squidoo or Hubpages. Who needs SBI!?
FACT: Squidoo is pennies. SBI! is dollars and sense!
Putting up a page on Squidoo or Hubpages is NOT doing business online. You may be creating some content, but so is everyone else. For another Web 2.0 company, not for you.
And the other big drawback...
You have no control. You are controlled by the free hosting company, subject to future rules, future problems, etc. You are also subject to Google devaluing these free pages (as eBay has recently for their affiliate program -- they are seen as spammy by the engines). So...
Stop working for others. Take control of your online efforts and build your own e-business.
Build your OWN Internet "hub" of activity and make dollars, not cents. Be your OWN Squidoo (Content 2.0 lets visitors build pages for YOU -- now we are "talking business!" :-) )
Owning your own Web site makes so much sense. And following the step-by-step Action Guide will take your customer from niche-choosing to content-creating to income-earning.
Long-term. Evergrowing. Evergreen.... by SBI!.
These are the Netrepreneurs who attract the traffic. They make the money. And their visitors create stacks of original content for THEM!...
http://c2.sitesell.com/
3) SBI! Is Just Expensive Web Hosting
FACT: SBI! is sooo much more than a Web host.
Web hosting is cheap. And those with the right knowledge can sign up for a cheap hosting account in minutes and pay $100 per year to house their Web site.
Wait. That's only $200 less than SBI!. SBI!'s Brainstorm It! is worth at least that. That means you get everything else for free, everything on...
http://tools.sitesell.com/
Even though SBI! hosts your Web business as a part of the product, it can hardly be called a Web host. It's a complete education/do-it program that takes customer from concept to execution to success...
http://course.sitesell.com/
The step-by-step-by-step plan of action and all the tools needed, not to mention the constant updating, lets you focus on your business. SBI! has been creating Web success stories for over 10 years!!!.
4) SBI! Is Too Expensive -- You Can Get It All For Free
$299 is cheap for what SBI! delivers. Simply compare...
http://compare.sitesell.com
And SBI! just keeps getting bigger and better with constant updates, upgrades and new tools that employ the last technology with none of the usual technological headaches.
(Including a HUGE new announcement this month. Look out for SBI! 2.0 coming soon.)
And all at the same $299 price point since 2003!
And there is just no way that "you can get it all for free."
We once issued a major challenge, offering $5,000 for those who could find a set of tools that delivered the same functions as SBI!. No one could do it. And no one can today. Just try to match this...
http://tools.sitesell.com/
The funniest thing is that the "gurus" who spread this myth usually promote other tools that cost way more than SBI! and don't offer even 5% of all of what SBI! offers.
5) SBI! Is A Scam
FACT: SBI! is the only product of its kind that teaches ordinary people how to change their lives by building a Web business the RIGHT way.
- No Get-Rich-Quick schemes...
- No fooling the Search Engines...
- No promises of untold riches...
Just a proven process that takes your customers from zero to financial independence with common sense and the tools to allow them to do it on their own.
It's the only program in the world offered at major colleges and universities at all levels... undergrad, MBA, continuing education...
http://www.sitesell.com/more-info/universities.html
SBI! delivers on each and every promise it makes.
Your customers can try it totally risk-free, thanks to its iron-clad guarantee...
http://sitesell.com/more-info/guarantee-teeth.html
Want to prove SBI!'s record of success? Don't just tell them, SHOW them!...
http://results.sitesell.com/
http://case-studies.sitesell.com/
--
On the Web, information moves quick, and people are sometimes quick to judge SBI! based on a blurb or a bad review written by those who know nothing about SBI!.
Turn urban myths into a great new revenue opportunity by dispelling misconceptions with facts. Use the landing pages we've highlighted above to dispel these myths and turn some sales your way.
Click-KaChing!
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
SBI Back to Work offer extended
Looks like this offer has been extended due to good response. The dateline for last sign up is now 9/Sep/2009. So now is as good as any time to get going on starting your own online work from homebiz web business.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Career Personal Development Plan
You need a career personal development plan. What other better way then to start your own web business? You should actually set aside some time to start off a side business, or even side income. You never know, with the downturn in the economy the side income might come in very handy. Just recently I came across a news article about professor, a PhD holder who couldn't find himself a job after having worked so many years in bio-medical research facility and ended up driving a taxi in Singapore instead. Fancy that! You would have thought with such a high qualification he should have no problem securing a job employment in some high paying job position somewhere easily!
I find such irony in this day and age. It is not the brightest, academically inclined individual that gets the cream on the icing. More often than not, it is the person that did some kind of career personal development plan that gets ahead. Especially those that has good networks usually gets to secure another job pretty quickly. Sometimes the best way to network around and get those well needed contacts is to start your own web business. It really saves you from hunting high and low for contacts. Let your web site do the hunting or rather being hunted down!
If this is as good as any opportunity to get started, it would be now when you still have a job, because you still have financial support while you put in a couple of hours a day or if time is a constraint, a couple of hours in a week to build up the web business. Slowly and surely you get your web business started. And one day when it has grown sufficiently and you look back, you know you have made a wise decision. And come what may, you still have something. And if indeed it has grown you may even decide to go in full time!
I know of many who has done so well then they quit their boring uninspiring day job and go at this full time!
If you are ready, click on here to explore your possibilities. You never know, it might spark off something. Perhaps using your existing skill and sell your services!
In the meantime here a reprint of the news article. Don't end up like that professor!
Driven to driving a taxi despite having a PhD
Saturday August 29, 2009
Singapore Jobs changing trends
By Seah Chiang Nee
Bio-chemist Dr Cai Minnjie who failed to land another research position after losing his job last year now happily prowls the streets as a cabbie.
SINGAPORE'S fraternity of taxi drivers, with its fair share of retrenched executives, has now an exalted new member – a PhD bio-chemist from Stanford University.
Prowling the streets of Singapore today is 57-year-old unemployed scientist Dr Cai Mingjie who lost his job at Singapore's premier A-Star biomedical research institute last year.
The China-born naturalised citizen with 16 years of research accomplishments said he began driving a taxi last October after failed efforts to land another job.
The news shocked this nation, which holds an unshakable faith in the power of an advanced university education.
One surprised white-collar worker said he had believed that such a doctorate and experience was as good as life-long employment and success.
"If he has to drive a taxi, what chances do ordinary people like us have?" he asked.
I have met a number of highly qualified taxi drivers in recent years, including former managers and a retrenched engineer.
One cheerful driver – a former stock-broker – surprised me one day in giving me detailed reasons on what stocks to buy or avoid.
"At a time like this, the taxi business is probably the only business in Singapore that still actively recruits people," said Dr Cai.
To me, his plight is taking Singapore into a new chapter.
"(I am) probably the only taxi driver in the world with a PhD from Stanford and a proven track record of scientific accomplishments ...," blogged Dr Cai.
"I have been forced out of my research job at the height of my scientific career" and was unable to find another job "for reasons I can only describe as something uniquely Singapore".
The story quickly spread far and wide over the Internet. Most Singaporeans expressed admiration for his ability to adapt so quickly to his new life. Two young Singaporeans asked for his taxi number, saying they would love to travel in his cab and talk to him.
"There's so much he can pass on to me," one said.
Others questioned why, despite his tremendous scientific experience, he is unable to find a teaching job.
His unhappy exit is generally attributed to a personal cause (he has alleged chaotic management by research heads) rather than any decline in Singapore's bio-tech project, which appears to be surviving the downturn.
The case highlights a general weakening of the R and D (research and development) market in smallish Singapore.
"The bad economy means not many firms are hiring professional scientists," one surfer said. "Academia isn't much of a help – there's a long history of too many PhDs chasing too few jobs."
While the image of taxi drivers has received a tremendous boost, the same cannot be said of Singapore's biomedical project – particularly its efforts to nourish home-grown research talent.
"It may turn more Singaporeans away from Life Sciences as a career," said one blogger.
One writer said: "In my opinion, PhDs are useless, especially in Singapore. It's just another certificate and doesn't mean much."
Another added: "The US is in a worse situation. Many are coming here to look for jobs."
"I won't want my child to study for years to end up driving a taxi," said a housewife with a teenage daughter.
The naturalised Singaporean citizen underwent his PhD training at Stanford University, the majority of his work revolving around the study of yeast proteins.
His case is not unique. US research-scientist Douglas Prasher, who isolated the gene that creates the green fluorescent protein (and just missed the 2008 Chemistry Nobel Prize) faced similar straits.
Prasher moved from one research institution to another when his funding dried up, and he eventually quit science – to drive a courtesy shuttle in Alabama.
"Still, he remains humble and happy and seems content with his minivan driver job," said a surfer.
With an evolving job market as more employers resort to multi-tasking and short-term contracts, more Singaporeans are chasing after split degrees, like accountancy and law or computer and business.
Others avoid post-graduate studies or specialised courses of a fixed discipline in favour of general or multi-discipline studies. "Experience is king" is the watchword; there has been a rush for no-pay internships.
"The future favours graduates with multiple skills and career flexibility, people who are able to adapt to different types of work," one business executive said.
During the past few years, as globalisation deepened, there has been a growing disconnect between what Singaporeans studied in university and their subsequent careers.
It follows the trend in the developed world where old businesses disappear – almost overnight – and new ones spring up, which poses problems for graduates with an inflexible job expectation.
I know of a young man who graduated from one of America's top civil engineering universities abandoning the construction hard hat for a teaching gown.
Another engineer I met is running his father's lucrative coffee shop. Lawyers have become musicians or journalists, and so on.
Cases of people working in jobs unrelated to their university training have become so common that interviewers have stopped asking candidates questions like "Why should a trained scientist like you want to work as a junior executive with us?"
In the past, parents would crack their heads pondering what their children should study – accountancy or law or engineering, the so-called secure careers – and see them move single-mindedly into these professions.
A doctor was then a doctor, a biologist generally worked in the lab and a lawyer argued cases in courts – square pegs in square holes, so to speak.
Today the world is slowly moving away from this neat pattern. -- The Star
I find such irony in this day and age. It is not the brightest, academically inclined individual that gets the cream on the icing. More often than not, it is the person that did some kind of career personal development plan that gets ahead. Especially those that has good networks usually gets to secure another job pretty quickly. Sometimes the best way to network around and get those well needed contacts is to start your own web business. It really saves you from hunting high and low for contacts. Let your web site do the hunting or rather being hunted down!
If this is as good as any opportunity to get started, it would be now when you still have a job, because you still have financial support while you put in a couple of hours a day or if time is a constraint, a couple of hours in a week to build up the web business. Slowly and surely you get your web business started. And one day when it has grown sufficiently and you look back, you know you have made a wise decision. And come what may, you still have something. And if indeed it has grown you may even decide to go in full time!
I know of many who has done so well then they quit their boring uninspiring day job and go at this full time!
If you are ready, click on here to explore your possibilities. You never know, it might spark off something. Perhaps using your existing skill and sell your services!
In the meantime here a reprint of the news article. Don't end up like that professor!
Driven to driving a taxi despite having a PhD
Saturday August 29, 2009
Singapore Jobs changing trends
By Seah Chiang Nee
Bio-chemist Dr Cai Minnjie who failed to land another research position after losing his job last year now happily prowls the streets as a cabbie.
SINGAPORE'S fraternity of taxi drivers, with its fair share of retrenched executives, has now an exalted new member – a PhD bio-chemist from Stanford University.
Prowling the streets of Singapore today is 57-year-old unemployed scientist Dr Cai Mingjie who lost his job at Singapore's premier A-Star biomedical research institute last year.
The China-born naturalised citizen with 16 years of research accomplishments said he began driving a taxi last October after failed efforts to land another job.
The news shocked this nation, which holds an unshakable faith in the power of an advanced university education.
One surprised white-collar worker said he had believed that such a doctorate and experience was as good as life-long employment and success.
"If he has to drive a taxi, what chances do ordinary people like us have?" he asked.
I have met a number of highly qualified taxi drivers in recent years, including former managers and a retrenched engineer.
One cheerful driver – a former stock-broker – surprised me one day in giving me detailed reasons on what stocks to buy or avoid.
"At a time like this, the taxi business is probably the only business in Singapore that still actively recruits people," said Dr Cai.
To me, his plight is taking Singapore into a new chapter.
"(I am) probably the only taxi driver in the world with a PhD from Stanford and a proven track record of scientific accomplishments ...," blogged Dr Cai.
"I have been forced out of my research job at the height of my scientific career" and was unable to find another job "for reasons I can only describe as something uniquely Singapore".
The story quickly spread far and wide over the Internet. Most Singaporeans expressed admiration for his ability to adapt so quickly to his new life. Two young Singaporeans asked for his taxi number, saying they would love to travel in his cab and talk to him.
"There's so much he can pass on to me," one said.
Others questioned why, despite his tremendous scientific experience, he is unable to find a teaching job.
His unhappy exit is generally attributed to a personal cause (he has alleged chaotic management by research heads) rather than any decline in Singapore's bio-tech project, which appears to be surviving the downturn.
The case highlights a general weakening of the R and D (research and development) market in smallish Singapore.
"The bad economy means not many firms are hiring professional scientists," one surfer said. "Academia isn't much of a help – there's a long history of too many PhDs chasing too few jobs."
While the image of taxi drivers has received a tremendous boost, the same cannot be said of Singapore's biomedical project – particularly its efforts to nourish home-grown research talent.
"It may turn more Singaporeans away from Life Sciences as a career," said one blogger.
One writer said: "In my opinion, PhDs are useless, especially in Singapore. It's just another certificate and doesn't mean much."
Another added: "The US is in a worse situation. Many are coming here to look for jobs."
"I won't want my child to study for years to end up driving a taxi," said a housewife with a teenage daughter.
The naturalised Singaporean citizen underwent his PhD training at Stanford University, the majority of his work revolving around the study of yeast proteins.
His case is not unique. US research-scientist Douglas Prasher, who isolated the gene that creates the green fluorescent protein (and just missed the 2008 Chemistry Nobel Prize) faced similar straits.
Prasher moved from one research institution to another when his funding dried up, and he eventually quit science – to drive a courtesy shuttle in Alabama.
"Still, he remains humble and happy and seems content with his minivan driver job," said a surfer.
With an evolving job market as more employers resort to multi-tasking and short-term contracts, more Singaporeans are chasing after split degrees, like accountancy and law or computer and business.
Others avoid post-graduate studies or specialised courses of a fixed discipline in favour of general or multi-discipline studies. "Experience is king" is the watchword; there has been a rush for no-pay internships.
"The future favours graduates with multiple skills and career flexibility, people who are able to adapt to different types of work," one business executive said.
During the past few years, as globalisation deepened, there has been a growing disconnect between what Singaporeans studied in university and their subsequent careers.
It follows the trend in the developed world where old businesses disappear – almost overnight – and new ones spring up, which poses problems for graduates with an inflexible job expectation.
I know of a young man who graduated from one of America's top civil engineering universities abandoning the construction hard hat for a teaching gown.
Another engineer I met is running his father's lucrative coffee shop. Lawyers have become musicians or journalists, and so on.
Cases of people working in jobs unrelated to their university training have become so common that interviewers have stopped asking candidates questions like "Why should a trained scientist like you want to work as a junior executive with us?"
In the past, parents would crack their heads pondering what their children should study – accountancy or law or engineering, the so-called secure careers – and see them move single-mindedly into these professions.
A doctor was then a doctor, a biologist generally worked in the lab and a lawyer argued cases in courts – square pegs in square holes, so to speak.
Today the world is slowly moving away from this neat pattern. -- The Star
Friday, August 28, 2009
SBI Back to work HiHo offer
Should have posted this earlier, but better late than never. SBI is having a Hi-Ho special offer, for only US$100 extra, you get another free account with SBI which you can save it for yourself to start another website or share the cost / pass it to a friend or family member.
There is no better way than SBI! And there is no better time than this special sale to get an extra. I will attest to it that SBI is a better way to build a successful work from home e-business than to use ordinary web hosting solution.
I'm using both SBI and normal web hosting, and somehow I get more website traffic using the SBI account than the cheaper normal web hosting. On top of that it keeps growing even if I decided to take a break! It just keeps growing! If you use a normal web hosting the moment you stop posting any content the web site traffic will just drop down, and you have no choice but to start all over again.
Save some money, but lose a lot in return. So make the wise move if you are embarking on a web business. Make SBI your business success!
To start your successful Hi-Ho back to work special, click here to order your online ebusiness success!
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