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In 2025, competitive pressure in digital marketing has reached an all-time high. Sellers are now going head-to-head with competitors in 68% of deals, and 90% of Fortune 500 firms use competitive intelligence to gain an advantage. Without a structured competitive intelligence system, you're making strategic decisions in the dark while your competitors leverage real-time insights to outmaneuver you at every turn.
At OmniFunnel Marketing, we've helped over 1,700 clients across 35+ U.S. cities build competitive advantages through data-driven decision-making. Our proprietary DeepML technology analyzes vast datasets to extract actionable insights, and we consistently outperform industry benchmarks with 7% conversion rates versus 2.35% average and 5.25:1 ROAS versus 2.87:1 average. This performance doesn't happen by accident—it's the result of systematic competitive intelligence integrated into every campaign decision.
This comprehensive guide will show you how to design, implement, and optimize a competitive intelligence system that transforms market data into strategic advantages. You'll learn proven frameworks, essential tools, data collection methodologies, and actionable strategies that deliver measurable results.
Competitive intelligence is the systematic process of gathering, analyzing, and applying information about your competitors, customers, and market conditions to inform strategic decisions. Unlike basic competitor research, a comprehensive competitive intelligence system continuously monitors multiple data sources, identifies patterns, and delivers actionable insights in real-time.
Your competitive intelligence system should encompass several critical dimensions. First, competitor monitoring tracks your rivals' marketing strategies, campaign performance, content output, pricing changes, and product launches. Second, market intelligence analyzes industry trends, emerging technologies, regulatory changes, and economic factors. Third, customer intelligence examines sentiment analysis, behavior patterns, purchase drivers, and competitive switching factors. Fourth, channel intelligence evaluates platform algorithms, advertising costs, organic visibility, and emerging opportunities.
The business impact is substantial. Companies using conversational intelligence tools increased sales effectiveness by 82%, while competitive intelligence teams saw a 76% year-over-year increase in AI adoption. This acceleration reflects the strategic value organizations now place on structured intelligence gathering.
Building an effective competitive intelligence system requires selecting and implementing analytical frameworks that align with your business objectives. The most successful systems combine multiple frameworks to gain comprehensive insights from different angles.
SWOT Analysis examines your business through four lenses: Strengths (what your company does well or uniquely compared to competitors), Weaknesses (areas where you could improve or competitors excel), Opportunities (chances for positive developments), and Threats (factors that may negatively impact your business). This framework provides the foundation for understanding your competitive position.
Apply SWOT analysis quarterly to assess how your competitive position evolves. Document specific examples in each category—don't settle for vague generalizations. For instance, instead of listing "strong social media presence" as a strength, specify "Instagram engagement rate 4.2% versus industry average 1.9% with 40% month-over-month follower growth." This precision enables actionable strategy development.
According to strategic management methodology, Porter's Five Forces helps gauge how competitive and profitable an overall industry is by examining competitive rivalry intensity, threat of new entrants, supplier bargaining power, customer bargaining power, and threat of substitute products or services.
This framework proves particularly valuable when entering new markets, evaluating expansion opportunities, or responding to industry disruption. For digital marketing agencies and eCommerce brands, the low barriers to entry and high threat of substitutes mean you must continuously innovate and differentiate. Use this analysis annually or when significant industry shifts occur.
PESTLE Analysis examines Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental factors that impact your competitive landscape. In digital marketing, technological factors (algorithm changes, AI adoption, emerging platforms) and legal factors (privacy regulations, advertising restrictions) create both opportunities and threats.
For example, the deprecation of third-party cookies represents a technological and legal shift that fundamentally changes digital advertising. A robust competitive intelligence system would have identified this trend early, monitored competitor responses, and developed first-party data strategies before the transition became critical.
Constructing an effective competitive intelligence system requires systematic planning and execution. Follow this proven six-step framework to build a system that delivers consistent, actionable insights.
Without defined purpose and scope, competitive intelligence data becomes meaningless noise. Setting a clear "why" saves you from wasting time on irrelevant information and ensures insights directly align with business goals. Your objectives should follow the SMART framework: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
Example objectives include: increasing market share by 15% within 12 months through superior campaign targeting; launching a new product line by identifying underserved market segments competitors are missing; improving pricing strategy to achieve 20% higher profit margins while maintaining competitive positioning; reducing customer acquisition cost by 30% through competitive channel analysis; or enhancing content marketing ROI by replicating top-performing competitor strategies.
For each objective, establish specific KPIs that measure progress. These might include competitive win rate, share of voice across channels, relative keyword rankings, pricing index versus competitors, or customer retention compared to industry benchmarks. Turning data into action requires metrics that drive decisions, not vanity numbers that look impressive but lack strategic value.
Not all competitors deserve equal attention in your intelligence system. Categorize them into direct competitors (companies offering similar products/services to the same target audience), indirect competitors (alternative solutions to the same customer problem), and aspirational competitors (market leaders whose strategies you can learn from even if you don't directly compete).
Create a prioritization matrix based on two factors: competitive threat level and strategic relevance. High-threat, high-relevance competitors require daily monitoring. Medium-tier competitors need weekly analysis. Low-priority competitors warrant monthly check-ins. This tiered approach ensures you allocate intelligence resources efficiently without drowning in data.
Most organizations should focus intensive monitoring on 5-8 primary competitors. Attempting to track 20+ competitors dilutes your analysis and prevents deep insights. You can monitor broader industry trends separately from specific competitor intelligence.
Your competitive intelligence system's quality depends entirely on your data sources. Successful systems combine multiple information streams to create a comprehensive view of the competitive landscape.
Digital sources include competitor websites (product pages, pricing, blog content, case studies), social media channels (content strategy, engagement rates, advertising campaigns, audience growth), search engine presence (keyword rankings, paid search activity, featured snippets, backlink profiles), email marketing (sign up for competitor newsletters to track messaging, frequency, offers), and job postings (reveal technology stack, growth areas, strategic priorities).
Market sources encompass industry publications and trade journals, analyst reports and market research, conference presentations and webinars, customer reviews and testimonials across platforms like G2, Capterra, and Trustpilot, and press releases and media coverage.
Internal sources provide invaluable competitive intelligence that external research can't replicate. Sales team feedback from won/lost deal analysis, customer service insights about competitive switching, product team observations on feature requests driven by competitor offerings, and marketing performance data comparing your campaigns to industry benchmarks all contribute critical context.
Implement automated monitoring systems for efficiency. Google Alerts tracks competitor mentions, social listening tools like Brandwatch or Mention capture real-time conversations, SEO platforms such as SEMrush and Ahrefs reveal search strategies, and competitive intelligence platforms like Crayon or Klue aggregate multiple data sources into unified dashboards.
Data collection without analysis produces information overload, not competitive advantage. Your competitive intelligence system must transform raw data into actionable insights through structured analytical processes.
Establish regular analysis cadences at multiple timescales. Daily monitoring identifies urgent threats and immediate opportunities—a competitor's website outage, sudden price drop, or viral social media crisis. Weekly analysis examines campaign performance trends, content output patterns, and keyword ranking changes. Monthly deep dives assess strategic shifts, new product launches, partnership announcements, and market positioning evolution. Quarterly strategic reviews evaluate overall competitive landscape changes and inform long-term planning.
Apply multiple analytical methods to extract comprehensive insights. Quantitative analysis uses predictive analytics to forecast market trends, comparing metrics like market share, traffic volume, conversion rates, customer acquisition costs, and advertising spend. Qualitative analysis evaluates messaging strategies, brand positioning, customer experience quality, content themes, and value propositions. Gap analysis identifies where competitors excel beyond your capabilities, revealing innovation opportunities or defensive priorities.
Implement sentiment analysis to read and react to customer emotions about your brand versus competitors. This reveals perception gaps between your intended positioning and market reality, plus highlights competitor vulnerabilities you can exploit.
Competitive intelligence only creates value when it reaches decision-makers in actionable formats at the right time. Many organizations fail at this critical step, producing excellent analysis that sits unused in shared drives or gets buried in email.
Identify stakeholders across your organization who need competitive intelligence. Sales teams need battlecards comparing your solution to specific competitors, objection handling based on real competitive weaknesses, and win/loss analysis to refine pitches. Product teams require feature comparisons, user experience insights, and innovation opportunities from competitive gaps. Marketing teams use competitive content analysis, channel strategy insights, and messaging differentiation. Executives need market share trends, strategic threat assessments, and investment recommendations.
Tailor delivery formats to stakeholder needs. Real-time alerts for urgent competitive moves via Slack or Teams, weekly competitive intelligence digests via email highlighting key developments, interactive dashboards providing on-demand access to competitive metrics, monthly presentations to leadership with strategic implications, and competitive battlecards for sales enablement updated quarterly or when major changes occur.
Establish feedback loops where intelligence consumers can request specific research, report intelligence gaps, and validate insights against field experience. This continuous refinement improves your system's relevance and accuracy over time.
The ultimate measure of your competitive intelligence system's success is whether insights drive better decisions and measurable business outcomes. Intelligence without action represents wasted resources.
Implement a structured framework for converting intelligence into strategy. For each significant insight, document the finding with specific evidence, identify strategic implications for your business, develop recommended actions with clear owners and timelines, establish success metrics to measure impact, and create accountability through regular progress reviews.
Example action workflows include: competitor launches aggressive pricing promotion → analyze their margin structure and customer targeting → develop counter-offer for at-risk accounts → measure retention impact. Or: competitor content ranks #1 for target keyword → analyze their content depth, backlinks, and user engagement → create superior resource with original research → harness data-driven campaigns for measurable growth → track ranking improvement and organic traffic gains.
Speed matters. In competitive markets, the first mover often gains disproportionate advantages. Your intelligence system should enable faster decisions than competitors achieve, turning information speed into market advantage.
The right technology stack amplifies your competitive intelligence capabilities exponentially. Modern platforms automate data collection, centralize insights, and surface patterns humans might miss. According to market intelligence research, teams using these tools increase conversion rates by 30% and accelerate team performance by 50%.
SEO competitive intelligence reveals how competitors attract organic traffic, which keywords drive their visibility, and where content gaps create opportunities. Current top SEO tools harness AI and advanced analytics to provide unprecedented competitive insights.
SEMrush offers comprehensive competitor analysis including keyword gap analysis showing terms competitors rank for that you don't, traffic analytics estimating competitor visitor volume and sources, advertising research revealing PPC strategies and ad copy, backlink analysis identifying link-building opportunities, and content analyzer comparing your content performance to competitors. The platform excels at revealing the complete search marketing strategy of any domain.
Ahrefs specializes in backlink intelligence and content analysis. Its Site Explorer shows every backlink pointing to competitor sites, Content Explorer identifies top-performing content in any niche, Rank Tracker monitors keyword positions across search engines, and Competing Domains reveals your true organic search competitors based on keyword overlap. For agencies and eCommerce brands prioritizing organic growth, Ahrefs provides essential competitive visibility.
Moz Pro offers similar capabilities with particularly strong domain authority metrics, while SpyFu specializes in PPC competitor intelligence with historical data showing every keyword competitors have bought on Google Ads and every ad variation they've tested.
Social media competitive intelligence tracks competitor content strategies, engagement patterns, influencer partnerships, and paid social campaigns. With social media ad spend projected to reach $267 billion in 2025, understanding competitor social strategies is essential.
Sprout Social provides competitive reporting across platforms, tracking follower growth, engagement rates, posting frequency, and content performance. Rival IQ specializes in competitive social media benchmarking with visual analytics comparing your performance to competitors. Socialbakers (now Emplifi) offers social media competitive intelligence powered by AI, revealing optimal posting times, content types, and engagement strategies based on competitor analysis.
Crayon continuously scans over 300 types of digital signals from competitor websites, social media, news, PR articles, public forums, and customer review sites. AI and machine learning score and filter signals by relevance, providing digestible summary cards. The platform excels at surfacing competitive moves you might otherwise miss in the noise of daily information overload.
Klue collects competitive intelligence from external sources and internal sales teams, feeding it to reps in a single platform. Product marketers build battlecards while sales teams access real-time competitive objection handling. The platform's strength lies in connecting market intelligence to frontline sales execution.
AlphaSense provides access to company filings, earnings transcripts, analyst research, expert call transcripts, news, industry reports, and regulatory documents. For enterprise organizations making major strategic decisions, this depth of financial and market intelligence proves invaluable.
While primarily focused on your own performance, marketing analytics platforms provide competitive context through industry benchmarking and performance comparisons. Google Analytics 4 offers industry benchmark reports comparing your metrics to similar businesses. Marketing attribution platforms reveal which channels and tactics drive highest ROI, informing where to compete most aggressively.
At OmniFunnel Marketing, we integrate competitive intelligence across our proprietary DeepML technology platform, combining search behavior insights, predictive analytics, and real-time campaign optimization. This integration ensures competitive insights inform every tactical decision, from keyword bidding to content prioritization to audience targeting.
Effective competitive intelligence operates within clear ethical boundaries. No competitive intelligence research should involve unethical practices or attempts to obtain confidential insider information. Corporate espionage, misrepresentation, or deception damage your reputation and create legal liability.
Focus exclusively on publicly available information sources. This includes published content on competitor websites and blogs, public social media posts and advertisements, press releases and media coverage, job postings revealing strategic priorities, conference presentations and webinars, customer reviews on public platforms, regulatory filings and financial reports, and patent applications showing innovation directions.
Conduct transparent primary research through surveys asking customers about decision criteria without deception, attending public industry events and conferences, purchasing competitor products for legitimate evaluation, and speaking with former employees who voluntarily share non-confidential insights without solicitation.
Never engage in misrepresentation (posing as a customer or partner to extract information), hacking or unauthorized access to systems or documents, bribery or inducement of employees to share confidential data, wiretapping or surveillance, or theft of physical or digital property.
Verify competitive intelligence through multiple independent sources before making strategic decisions. A single data point might reflect an error, outdated information, or temporary situation. Corroboration across sources increases confidence.
Evaluate source credibility and potential bias. First-party sources (competitor's own statements) typically prove more reliable than third-party speculation. Recent information matters more than outdated data, especially in fast-moving digital marketing. Quantitative metrics offer more objectivity than subjective opinions.
Document assumptions and limitations in your analysis. If you're estimating competitor traffic or revenue based on partial data, acknowledge the uncertainty range. This intellectual honesty prevents overconfident decisions based on flawed intelligence.
Once you've established a foundational competitive intelligence system, these advanced strategies provide additional competitive advantages.
Traditional competitive intelligence is reactive, analyzing what competitors have already done. Predictive intelligence anticipates future moves before they happen, creating opportunities to preempt competitive threats or capitalize on emerging trends.
Monitor leading indicators that forecast strategic changes including hiring patterns (expanding sales team signals growth push, marketing hires suggest new campaign investment, engineering roles indicate product development), technology investments (new tools in their stack, platform migrations, infrastructure changes), partnership announcements (channel partnerships, technology integrations, acquisition rumors), and regulatory filings (trademarks, patents, business registrations).
Build predictive models based on historical patterns. If competitor X typically launches major campaigns in Q3, prepare counter-strategies in advance. If competitor Y responds to your price changes within two weeks, factor that response time into pricing decisions.
Win/loss analysis provides the highest-quality competitive intelligence because it's based on actual purchase decisions, not speculation. Systematically interview customers who chose you and those who selected competitors to understand true decision criteria.
Conduct interviews within 30 days of the decision while details remain fresh. Use neutral third-party interviewers when possible to encourage candid feedback. Ask specific questions about evaluation criteria, perceived strengths and weaknesses of each option, decision-making process, and factors that ultimately determined the choice.
Patterns from win/loss analysis reveal which competitive advantages truly matter to customers versus what you assume matters. This intelligence often contradicts internal beliefs, providing reality-based insights for product development, messaging, and sales strategy.
Content marketing drives modern digital marketing success. Competitive content intelligence reveals which topics, formats, and distribution strategies generate results for competitors, informing your own content strategy.
Analyze competitor content performance across multiple dimensions including search rankings for target keywords, social engagement (shares, comments, reactions), backlinks earned indicating authority and reach, traffic estimates using tools like SimilarWeb, conversion elements (CTAs, lead magnets, gated content), and content depth and quality compared to your assets.
Identify content gaps where competitors have comprehensive resources but you lack coverage. These gaps represent quick wins for organic visibility. Simultaneously, find topics where competitor content is weak or outdated, creating opportunities to establish superior resources that capture rankings and traffic.
Look beyond direct competitors to aspirational brands in adjacent industries. B2B software companies can learn content strategies from consumer brands, eCommerce retailers can adapt tactics from media companies, and agencies can borrow approaches from technology firms. This cross-industry intelligence sparks innovation beyond incremental improvements.
Pricing competitive intelligence monitors competitor pricing strategies, promotional patterns, and value positioning to optimize your own pricing approach. In eCommerce especially, dynamic pricing based on competitive intelligence can significantly impact margins and market share.
Track competitor pricing across multiple dimensions including list prices and actual transaction prices, discount frequencies and depths, bundling strategies, shipping and fee structures, and loyalty or volume-based pricing tiers. Automated tools can monitor thousands of SKUs across competitors, alerting you to significant changes.
Use competitive pricing intelligence to inform strategy, not to blindly match competitor prices. Sometimes premium positioning creates higher perceived value. Sometimes aggressive pricing captures market share that delivers long-term customer lifetime value exceeding initial acquisition costs. Your pricing strategy should reflect your unique value proposition and business model, informed by but not dictated by competitive pricing.
Measuring competitive intelligence ROI challenges many organizations because the impact often appears indirect. How do you quantify the value of a competitor insight that prevented a strategic mistake or identified an opportunity you capitalized on?
Track these quantitative indicators of competitive intelligence impact: competitive win rate (percentage of deals won when competing against specific rivals), market share changes in target segments, time-to-market for competitive responses, revenue from opportunities identified through competitive intelligence, cost savings from avoided strategic mistakes, and customer retention rates when facing competitive threats.
For example, if competitive intelligence reveals a competitor's product weakness that your sales team exploits to win $500,000 in deals that quarter, you've created clear ROI. If monitoring alerts you to a competitor's pricing change that would have cost you 20% market share without a response, the intelligence prevented significant revenue loss.
Qualitative indicators include improved strategic decision confidence, faster response times to competitive threats, enhanced cross-functional alignment around competitive positioning, increased sales team win rates and confidence, and proactive strategy development versus reactive scrambling.
Survey competitive intelligence stakeholders quarterly to assess perceived value, relevance, and impact on their decisions. This feedback validates your system's effectiveness and identifies improvement areas.
Your competitive intelligence system should evolve continuously based on performance data and changing business needs. Regularly evaluate which data sources provide the highest value insights, which analysis frameworks generate the most actionable recommendations, how stakeholders use intelligence outputs, and where gaps exist in coverage or analysis depth.
Eliminate low-value activities that consume resources without generating insights. Expand high-value capabilities that consistently drive better decisions. Test new tools, sources, and methodologies to stay ahead of the competitive intelligence curve itself.
Even well-designed competitive intelligence systems fail when organizations fall into these common traps.
Collecting endless data without taking action creates the illusion of productivity while delivering no business value. Set clear deadlines for analysis and decision-making. Imperfect action with 80% information often outperforms delayed perfection.
Focusing exclusively on competitors while ignoring customer needs leads to reactive strategies that perpetually follow rather than lead. Balance competitive intelligence with customer intelligence and internal innovation. Your goal is serving customers better than competitors do, not merely copying what competitors do.
Seeking competitive intelligence that confirms existing beliefs while dismissing contradictory evidence produces flawed strategies. Actively seek disconfirming evidence and challenge assumptions. Assign devil's advocate roles in analysis sessions to surface alternative interpretations.
When competitive intelligence stays trapped in a single department (usually marketing or strategy), the organization loses opportunities for cross-functional insights and coordinated responses. Establish intelligence sharing across sales, product, marketing, and executive teams.
In fast-moving digital markets, intelligence from six months ago may be irrelevant or misleading. Implement version control and expiration dates on competitive assessments. Regularly validate that your intelligence reflects current reality, not historical conditions.
Implementing a comprehensive competitive intelligence system can seem overwhelming. This 90-day roadmap breaks the process into manageable phases.
Define competitive intelligence objectives aligned with business goals. Identify key stakeholders and establish governance structure. Prioritize 5-8 competitors for intensive monitoring. Audit existing competitive intelligence activities and assets. Select initial tool stack (starting with 2-3 core platforms rather than comprehensive suite). Establish ethical guidelines and data collection policies. Create preliminary distribution framework for insights.
Implement selected competitive intelligence tools and integrations. Establish automated monitoring for competitor websites, social media, search presence, and news mentions. Begin systematic data collection across identified sources. Develop analysis templates and frameworks. Create battlecards for priority competitors. Build initial dashboards and reporting mechanisms. Conduct first round of stakeholder interviews to validate information needs.
Publish first comprehensive competitive intelligence reports. Deliver insights to stakeholders in tailored formats. Implement feedback loops to gather stakeholder input. Track early indicators of intelligence impact on decisions. Conduct first win/loss analysis interviews. Refine data collection based on signal-to-noise ratio. Optimize analysis processes for efficiency. Plan next-phase enhancements and capability expansion.
Competitive intelligence continues evolving rapidly as technology, data availability, and analytical capabilities advance. Understanding these trends positions you to maintain competitive advantages.
AI adoption in competitive intelligence increased 76% year-over-year, with 60% of teams now using AI daily. The primary use cases focus on summarizing content and analyzing large datasets—exactly the repetitive, time-consuming tasks that previously limited competitive intelligence scope.
Future AI capabilities will include predictive competitive move forecasting based on pattern recognition, automated insight generation from unstructured data sources, natural language competitive briefings customized to stakeholder needs, real-time competitive threat scoring and alerting, and sentiment analysis across millions of customer conversations identifying competitive perception shifts.
Organizations that integrate AI into competitive intelligence systems gain speed and scale advantages that manual processes cannot match. However, human strategic thinking remains essential for interpreting insights and making nuanced decisions AI cannot replicate.
Traditional competitive intelligence operated on weekly or monthly cycles. Modern systems deliver real-time alerts when significant competitive events occur, enabling immediate responses. This acceleration compresses competitive cycles—the window to respond before opportunities close or threats materialize shrinks continuously.
Real-time intelligence proves particularly valuable for paid advertising, where competitor bid changes can impact your campaign performance within hours, pricing strategies in dynamic eCommerce markets, content opportunities when trending topics emerge, and crisis response when competitor missteps create positioning opportunities.
Competitive intelligence increasingly integrates with broader business intelligence, customer data platforms, marketing automation, and CRM systems. This integration ensures insights inform automated decisioning, not just human analysis.
For example, competitive intelligence about a rival's pricing change automatically triggers alternative offer development in marketing automation, customized battlecards deployed to sales CRM, and predictive models in analytics platforms forecasting market share impact. This closed-loop intelligence system responds faster than organizations relying on manual insight distribution.
Designing a winning competitive intelligence system for digital marketing requires strategic planning, systematic execution, and continuous optimization. The framework outlined in this guide provides a proven roadmap: define clear objectives, identify priority competitors, establish comprehensive data sources, implement rigorous analysis processes, create effective distribution systems, and translate insights into strategic actions.
Success depends on several critical factors. First, executive sponsorship ensuring competitive intelligence receives necessary resources and organizational attention. Second, cross-functional collaboration breaking down silos between departments. Third, ethical practices maintaining legal compliance and reputational integrity. Fourth, technological enablement through appropriate tools and platforms. Fifth, action orientation prioritizing decisions and implementation over endless analysis.
The competitive landscape in digital marketing grows more intense each year. Ninety percent of Fortune 500 companies now use competitive intelligence systematically because it works. Organizations that implement structured intelligence systems make better strategic decisions, respond faster to market changes, identify opportunities competitors miss, and achieve superior performance metrics.
At OmniFunnel Marketing, our competitive intelligence capabilities integrated with proprietary DeepML technology have delivered consistent outperformance: 7% conversion rates versus 2.35% industry average, 5.25:1 ROAS versus 2.87:1 benchmark, and measurable results including 33% sales increases and 140% ROAS improvements for clients. These outcomes don't happen by accident—they result from systematic competitive intelligence informing every strategic and tactical decision.
The question isn't whether to invest in competitive intelligence, but how quickly you can implement a system that transforms market insights into competitive advantages. Your competitors are already building these capabilities. The cost of inaction exceeds the investment in systematic intelligence gathering.
Start with the 90-day implementation roadmap outlined in this guide. Focus on quick wins that demonstrate value to stakeholders. Build momentum through measurable impact. Expand capabilities systematically based on what drives results in your specific market context. Within six months, you'll have transformed competitive intelligence from an ad hoc activity into a strategic capability that consistently delivers measurable business outcomes.
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