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Communication & influence · Persuasion under skepticism

You're presenting campaign results to a client's procurement lead who trusts nothing but a cost-per-lead spreadsheet, while the real win this quarter was a brand-perception lift. How do you make an audience that discounts brand metrics take them seriously?

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You're presenting campaign results to a client's procurement lead who trusts nothing but a cost-per-lead spreadsheet, while the real win this quarter was a brand-perception lift. How do you make an audience that discounts brand metrics take them seriously?

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