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Communication & influence · Pitching ideas

A client wants an answer in three weeks and a fixed budget, but the question they're asking really needs a longitudinal design. You have one call to pitch the study they should buy instead of the one they asked for. How do you frame it?

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A client wants an answer in three weeks and a fixed budget, but the question they're asking really needs a longitudinal design. You have one call to pitch the study they should buy instead of the one they asked for. How do you frame it?

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