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  • Profile picture of the author jasonthewebmaster
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    Awesome, that sounds like a good feeling to stumble upon that!

    If it was a niche im not interested in, i would just outsource the blog writing to someone and keep posting those blogs. obviously that is what is working so go with it but just replace urself in the equation.. also bookmark the blog posts etc and then ping your bookmarks. video posting and bookmarking too.

    what is the niche/affiliate program btw if you don't mind me asking? I may do a blog post or two myself LOL
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      • Profile picture of the author Millerking
        Originally Posted by hpgoodboy View Post

        I could tell you in a PM.
        Dude, would you mind pm me then niche also,

        I am stucked in finding a niche
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      • Profile picture of the author Millerking
        Originally Posted by hpgoodboy View Post

        I could tell you in a PM.
        Dude, would you mind pm me then niche also,

        I am stuck in finding a niche:
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        • Profile picture of the author KevinTorrence
          Man, I don't think I'd share it if I were you.

          I'd dig in a bit and get a little more knowledge of the niche ... maybe try finding an interest (probably not though). Anyway, I'd take the knowledge I gained and hire an outsourcer to write content and keep it going for a while.

          If it bothered me too much for too long and I wanted to dump it ...I'd do more research and find some folks (online AND offline) that'd practically commit murder to get their hands on the site ... and make the highest bidder pay dearly for it.
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      • Profile picture of the author Darni
        Originally Posted by hpgoodboy View Post

        I could tell you in a PM.
        I'd also like to know. Can you pm me,too?
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  • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
    Invest that money into having some articles/content created for you about the niche, create a site, put an AR on there with a free guide, and sell them what ever product seems to be converting.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Anthony
    yes it would be thin based on a few sales to do an WSO but if this is such a lucrative field then why not pursue it? Why think about doign a WSO right away when you really won't have much more than the niche to offer and no real product (that will come the further you take it and learn about it).
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  • Profile picture of the author John Lenaghan
    There's no one-size-fits-all answer to this.

    If you don't mind working on a topic that you have no interest in, but pays well, you could outsource a fair bit of the "grunt" work - articles, blog posts, etc.

    But you still need to deal with that topic to a certain degree.

    If you'd rather spend your time working on things you enjoy even if they don't earn as much money per sale, you might be better off to do what you like and probably have better results in the long-term.

    I've had sites in higher paying markets that have looked exciting at first, but after a few months the gloss wore off. In some cases, it got to the point that I never wanted to hear about the topic again

    It just wasn't worth the mental energy I had to expend to force myself to get things done.

    Another option, if you think you might be able to put up with it for a few months before getting sick of it, you could always build it out, generate traffic and revenue and then sell the site after a few months.

    If the payouts are that good, and the affiliate program is something that anyone can sign up for, you wouldn't have any problem selling the site for a decent multiple of the monthly income.

    John
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      • Profile picture of the author myob
        Originally Posted by hpgoodboy View Post

        It's not that the niche is bad. It's just that I do not have enough knowledge.

        But outsourcing it is probably not a bad idea.
        I don't know anything and don't really care anything about most of my niches, but it's not about me. It's about providing products/services that other people want. Outsource it, or hire some people to do the grunt work for you.
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        • Profile picture of the author jan roos
          If you don't want to pursue the niche because you don't have interest in it just send me a pm with the niche details and forget about it.

          Just joking, finding niche like that is great I know because I have a site that I built for a niche like that. It took me a few hours to build the site and very little promotion and for the last 6 months that site has made me arund $1500 - $3000 per month on complete auto pilot.

          You should do the same with this niche. Build a site, promote it a bit, let it earn on auto pilot. It's pretty much free money and you can't beat that.

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      • Profile picture of the author cbrauer
        Originally Posted by hpgoodboy View Post

        It's not that the niche is bad. It's just that I do not have enough knowledge.

        But outsourcing it is probably not a bad idea.
        If you let me know where to get the information you have I will look into this. One of my strongest suits is research, I would love to share any information I find with you and help you market this more efficiently. Not having the knowladge to promote a product you could make a ton of money at is a shame. I might even use the research to create you a sales page to really step things up a notch.

        I am doing some research now for another Warrior but could start in a couple days when I am done with this project.

        Let me know what you think.
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      • Profile picture of the author Black Hat Cat
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        Originally Posted by hpgoodboy View Post

        It's not that the niche is bad. It's just that I do not have enough knowledge.
        Then get it. Ever hear of the interwebs? HellOOOOooo!!
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  • Profile picture of the author LizTomey
    Oh jeeze my man. I would get crazy busy... I would create as much content as I could around whatever topic this affiliate program is in, and I would plaster content everywhere.

    I'd also do some videos on the topic... If it's a topic you can show how to do something in, I would crank videos out and point them to my affy link for this program.

    And another thing you could do is create a product on this topic, have it as a VERY low end product, and those people who buy, I would use my affy link for this product in my backend.

    I would have an affiliate program for my lowend product to get people promoting and getting as many people as possible in front of my affy link for this product. I'd give 100% commission or more too. Who cares about the front end... Your backend would make you a killing!

    There's SOOOOO much you can do...

    If you know nothing about the niche, then you need to start educating yourself, or finding someone who knows about the niche, and getting them to do the content creation for you.

    Just a few thoughts...

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  • Profile picture of the author LizTomey
    Naaaa.... I'd rather outsource it all, and keep more of the money which is what you should do too.

    I'd also keep my lips tight about the affy program and the niche. No WSO about it, and I wouldn't tell people about it at all... Keep it to yourself. Maybe in a few months you an do a case study on what you've done, and give it away as a free WSO to build your list. If you can still do that. Haven't read the WSO rules lately.

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    • Profile picture of the author KatyaSenina
      Wow congrats! That's some huge payout for one sale.

      I'm interested in finding out about the affiliate program, can I send you a PM? That is if you don't mind sharing ofcourse.
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  • Profile picture of the author Vikram73
    All I gotta say is I'd love to have your problem ;-)

    Kinda curious - how many hits did you get before generating a sale?
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    • Profile picture of the author Vikram73
      Originally Posted by ncmedia View Post

      You're definitely onto something and I wouldn't be doing no silly wso or sharing this with ANYONE, i'd be scaling and allocating a lot of resources right about now, not even outsourcing too much if you don't have to as your VA's may easily catch on and outdo you.
      This is a good point - someone can easily find your campaign and steal your traffic. Heck, even affiliate managers will do this.

      I recently had a VA start going after keywords I was ranking for.

      Keep it to yourself - scale it up. Enjoy the bank.
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  • Profile picture of the author danayala
    Wow that really is a great problem to have!

    One thing you might want to consider is creating a small site targeting that same niche, and selling it for 10x+ what it earns, since the niche itself is not interesting to you?

    Perhaps that way someone who is more interested in it than yourself can take it and expand, and you will have been rewarded for your work. Just a thought.

    At any rate, congratulations on your success!
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  • Profile picture of the author AUKev
    I would outsource articles and start pumping them out and expanding your list.

    Another thought is do a Google search for the niche keywords + PLR (keyword plr) and see if there are any articles, ebooks et al available to seed your blogs.

    As other posters have said, SCALE it up. You have found something and you gotta go after it while it is hot.

    Also, depending on the niche, I would consider setting up an AutoBlog (separate from your main blog) and start cranking out the blog entries automatically to drive traffic to your affiliate program. I have found that I can do well in a niche attacking from multiple angles. Have a quality, unique, authority blog as well as hit the niche with a decent autoblog, using both to build your list in that niche.

    Good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author shuvo
    700 bucks from one sale thats really a healthy amount of money you have made there.However please tell us more about the affiliate program and the niche you have worked with to make such amount of money.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gail Sober
    I would check and see if they have a two tiered affiliate program or if they could possibly implement one if it is within their resources to do so then create a free wso outing the niche/product with an affiliate referral link and sit back and make money while everyone else does the work.

    That's just me though

    Or you could just PM the info
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    • Profile picture of the author lotsofsnow
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      • Profile picture of the author DanielleD
        Originally Posted by hpgoodboy View Post

        OMG. They really have a two tiered affiliate program.

        Hey, Gail, I'll do exactly that and create a free WSO !!!
        Any chance you could PM your link so we don't have to wait for a WSO? I'm ready to get started right now! Win/win, right?
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  • Profile picture of the author imkazu
    definitely outsource it
    you could find some good writers on elance/odesk/fiverr if you spend the time reviewing freelancers
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  • Profile picture of the author Gail Sober
    Hey, Gail, I'll do exactly that and create a free WSO !!!
    Well be sure and let me know when it's ready, I can use some $350 commissions.
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  • Profile picture of the author nicholasb
    do whatever you did to make those sales, as many times as you possibly can.
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    • Profile picture of the author celente
      Originally Posted by nicholasb View Post

      do whatever you did to make those sales, as many times as you possibly can.

      I would agree here.

      We all have bills to pay and mortgages to pay.

      Who cares if you do not like the niche. You should be working less and earning more. Obviously, you hit the right button somewhere.

      And if this is bringing in money, then why quit now....

      I just hope that you have been testing and tracking how you got that sale. If you do know, just upscale it, and do it more frequently....and bob is your uncle.
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    • Profile picture of the author theentry
      Originally Posted by nicholasb View Post

      do whatever you did to make those sales, as many times as you possibly can.
      Yap he is right, repeat the sh*t out of it
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  • Profile picture of the author foxtrot3
    To the OP - The links in your sig are not working.
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    • Profile picture of the author Devid Farah
      It totally depends on how much you value “caring” about your niche.
      It looks like you’re off to a great start here – but if you won’t be happy working within a niche you aren’t interested in, then I say dump it.
      If you don’t care that much and can be happy just making money without having a vested interest in the niche, then definitely keep to it – and, as others have said, outsource the boring stuff
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  • Personally I would use the money to reinvest into your business. Have some articles written or you can even hire out a freelancer to design a report to give your potential customers more information on this specific niche. If you are getting sales in that niche it is a good sign and I would continue.
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    • Profile picture of the author Boricua
      I now know a niche where money can be made, but I have no clue really about that niche.
      CONGRATS!

      Books for understanding the subject very well if you intend to do it yourself, as you should, since niche seems quite profitable. If not, hiring someone to do absolutely everything in regards to content creation if comfortable financially would be ideal. Find the best keywords for the affiliate program and target the easier keywords and then scale to harder keywords by publishing more content online.

      Its a start

      Good job...love these type of biz moments@
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  • Profile picture of the author kimberly Aita
    Looks like found the goldmine in your own back yard. Do your own research and take advantage of this fantastic opportunity and no I would not share it until you know it is something that can't get saturated.

    Go to fiverr or anywhere and get some articles written if you can't do it yourself. You don't have to let everyone who asks know what you are targeting.

    A day or two of research on your own should give you enough to write a few intelligent articles and link back to your site. Good luck and congratulations on this.
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  • Profile picture of the author sme
    Well, I don't see how you can't be interested in a niche that makes you $700 per sale. I'd say you start hanging out in the niche forums and start reading what people have to say about it. I think you will gain enough knowledge eventually to just write a post in 15 minutes whenever you want. Or, if you absolutely cannot find a way to get yourself interested in the niche, then you can always outsource everything.

    PS:I'd also like to know the niche, if you don't mind PMing me.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gary King
    So you made a WHOPPING TWO blog posts, and banked MORE THAN $1,000?

    Hmmm...

    Stop worrying about what you can do to make money!

    You already have the answer.

    Make another blog post similar to the ones you've already made.

    You had enough info to make those posts and whatever style you used caused people to buy - REPEAT.

    If you are expressing things from a less-than expert opinion, it must be working, right?

    As others have said, you could outsource having some content created, but make it "Feel" like your two original posts - they sold people, so keep it up.

    Congrats!

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    • Profile picture of the author JamieSEO
      Gary has a good point - you made over $1,000 for 2 blog posts...

      Whatever you are doing obviously works, so why change it?
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  • Profile picture of the author CMCarlin
    I know a lot of people are asking nicely, but I wouldn't give out this niche idea to anyone if you actually plan on scaling this model.

    Just my 2 cents.
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    • Profile picture of the author JDArchitecture
      Originally Posted by CMCarlin View Post

      I know a lot of people are asking nicely, but I wouldn't give out this niche idea to anyone if you actually plan on scaling this model.

      Just my 2 cents.
      As it turns out, he did reveal the niche in a separate thread here three days earlier.

      What's interesting is that thread got zero replies and only 50 views, whereas this thread has had nearly 60 replies and over 800 views!

      Perhaps it wasn't intentional, but we've all been part of a pretty telling split test.

      There's an excellent marketing lesson here.
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      • Profile picture of the author paulie888
        Originally Posted by JDArchitecture View Post

        As it turns out, he did reveal the niche in a separate thread here three days earlier.

        What's interesting is that thread got zero replies and only 50 views, whereas this thread has had nearly 60 replies and over 800 views!

        Perhaps it wasn't intentional, but we've all been part of a pretty telling split test.

        There's an excellent marketing lesson here.
        Good observation, I missed that totally. I'm pretty sure it had something to do with the income claim in his headline? Especially here in the main forum, headlines can truly make or break a thread.
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      • Profile picture of the author flowers4love
        Originally Posted by JDArchitecture View Post

        As it turns out, he did reveal the niche in a separate thread here three days earlier.

        What's interesting is that thread got zero replies and only 50 views, whereas this thread has had nearly 60 replies and over 800 views!

        Perhaps it wasn't intentional, but we've all been part of a pretty telling split test.

        There's an excellent marketing lesson here.

        Well Done, JDArchitecture! I've seen on another thread that you have a very keen eye for detail. Good for you! This definitely arouses my personal respect for you as a professional. I'll be watching out for your posts from now on. Thank you for enlightening us. Indeed we have learned an important lesson in marketing tactics.
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  • Profile picture of the author yesacpow
    First let me say a big congrats on your discovery!

    Next, all I can say is that if I made a blog post that netted me $700 for one sale then i would be writing 10-20 blog post per day lol.

    Better yet, do you even realize how many articles you could outsource from the profits you made?

    The best way to grow your business is to re-invest.

    So stop worrying about not knowledgeable about the niche and pay the experts to do it while you bank.

    Also, I think you should backlink the heck out of those blog post and get them ranked. Just imaging making one sale per day from that one niche, that's over $700 x 30 = $21K per month so you need to get to work now!
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  • Profile picture of the author Dave Matthews
    Nice one, it's a great problem to have. I would go with the outsourcing if you have no interest or idea on this niche.

    Also would you mind sharing it, it a pm or at least let me know if you are going to do a WSO on it?
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  • Profile picture of the author Shannon Tani
    I wanted to bring up one point. A lot of people are suggesting that you outsource the content. Depending on the niche, you may not just be able to hire a cheap content writer and get any sort of quality articles. You should take your time to find a writer who is fairly familiar with the topic. Now, I don't know what niche this is, but not all niches are something where you can just do a bit of research and knock out an article. Some require a certain level of finesse.

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  • Profile picture of the author paulie888
    In this scenario, what you want to do is use OPC (other people's content), since it sounds like you know very little about the niche and have very little interest in delving into it.

    Outsourcing would be the key here to get tons of content for your blog posts, articles, short reports and also email autoresponder messages.

    In addition, if you can find good PLR for this niche, I'd repurpose it into videos and audios and blast them out all over the internet. The more you can put out there, the more traffic you'll be getting to your site. It may take some initial work and effort, but I think the payoff will be totally worth it, especially since you seem to have found a fairly high-ticket affiliate product that converts well on the back end.

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  • Profile picture of the author aldovacano
    All you have to do with that is find a good writer to making your articles and all you have to do is is research for keywords and your commission will grow very fast.
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    • Profile picture of the author It Should Be Easy
      With that good commissions I would simply learn more about the market, hire a copywriter and consistently publish more blog posts about the subject. It can´t go wrong since you have proven the ROI already, if you don´t get more sales so be it but it would be stupid to just leave such a money maker.
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    • Profile picture of the author bunmidivine
      Wow, congrats bro. and thanx for the share. You definitely have a winning program with you, stick to it and suck out d commissions. It's not a must to be knowledgeable abt a product, most of us promote stuffs we don't even a clue of anyway. Your lack of knowledge as it were has fetched you some cool $700 anyway. So the best thing to do is to take some cut out of the commissions and do some outsourcing. You won't regret you did.

      By d way, if u dont mind, I ll also like a PM of what the program is all about. Thanx.
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  • Profile picture of the author WillR
    Creating a whole lot more content and blog posts is not necessarily going to earn you a whole lot more money. There may only be a small audience for your niche and no competition. So those few people looking for whatever this is have easily found your blog posts in the search engine. You might want to try writing a few more posts but I wouldn't be expecting $500 per blog post like you have already achieved. You might get lucky but I'm guessing it's a tiny niche at that price.
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    • Profile picture of the author homejobcreator
      Your experience is encouraging for those of us who don't get this kind of return on a blog post! Looking forward to more info. Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    If I made that kind of money from a niche I was not interested in, I'd get interested in it pretty quick and get knowledgeable about it and make as much money from it as possible.
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  • Profile picture of the author jrod014
    Congratz! I would visit related forums, post in a few threads and look for people who would be willing to write articles for me.

    Then do some article marketing and blog posting with them.
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  • Profile picture of the author greekboy112
    That's awesome!
    $700 from one sale is crazy.. Don't give out the niche to too many people (;
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  • Profile picture of the author Lucky Edo
    Wow, that is a jewel you just discovered, congrats. It is very rare to find such profitable niches. Like others have said here, outsource the the job, multiply the process, rinse and repeat and let the money flow in.
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    • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
      Great catch JD!

      Originally Posted by JDArchitecture View Post

      As it turns out, he did reveal the niche in a separate thread here three days earlier. What's interesting is that thread got zero replies and only 50 views, whereas this thread has had nearly 60 replies and over 800 views! Perhaps it wasn't intentional, but we've all been part of a pretty telling split test. There's an excellent marketing lesson here.
      The lesson is, the OP used the main forum to attract/recruit affiliates to the affiliate program he has been touting.

      It is a "Two Tier" affiliate program that essentially pays the OP or anyone for that matter to recruit affiliates. The OP posted the two threads and the free WSO in hopes of recruiting new affiliates under his affiliate ID.




      He could have easily said that it is a Forex training product and the company is Profitsrun [dot] com. Why two threads and free WSO? Things that make you go, hmmm... Why not just come out and say, [in the appropriate Sub Forum of course] "Hey guys and gals, I'm recruiting affiliates for a great affiliate program in the Foreign Exchange niche."




      Originally Posted by paulie888 View Post

      Good observation, I missed that totally. I'm pretty sure it had something to do with the income claim in his headline? Especially here in the main forum, headlines can truly make or break a thread.
      Paul, there is no question, the OP did split testing. The first thread netted him no takers so he started another thread and then a free WSO? I wonder is Profits Run teaching their affiliates these bait and switch forum tactics.

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  • Profile picture of the author WillR
    Contrary to the title of this thread, I think he knew exactly what he was doing. Forex is nothing new and has been around for ages. Hopefully he will have convinced some of you to become affiliates for him - smart move.
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    wow that is so cool!
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