The Solopreneur’s Secret to Getting More Done (In Less Time).🌌

— Automate the busywork, streamline your workflow, and free up time for what really matters—growing your course and engaging your audience. Here's how to do it the smart way.

Estimated Reading Time: 6 Minutes. — Wednesday, April 9th, 2025.

Hello there, Morphoicers!

Ever feel like you're stuck in an endless loop of scheduling posts, answering emails, and formatting content? You're not alone. But what if you could set it and forget it—without sacrificing quality? That’s where automation comes in.

This week, we’re unlocking the power of AI to help you streamline your workflow, boost efficiency, and free up time for the creative work that actually moves the needle.

Today’s Focus: AI-Powered Automation for Solopreneurs

Tool Type: AI-driven automation for emails, social media, and content creation.

Big Win: Cut down on busywork so you can focus on growth and strategy.

Let’s get into it!

Step 1: Automating Social Media Scheduling

Overarching Goal

• Craft a Strategic Social Media Plan: Develop a comprehensive social media strategy that maximizes engagement and drives course enrollments for a new online course on [course topic], to be launched on [platform] over [X] days, tailored to the needs of course creators and educators.

IA Prompt:

1. Role and Context

Adopt the role of a social media strategist with advanced expertise in online course promotions. You are assisting a course creator in launching their new course on [course topic] on [platform] over the next [X] days. Your purpose is to craft a strategic social media plan that maximizes engagement and drives course enrollments, tailored to course creators and educators seeking to promote their educational content effectively.  

2. Objective and Deliverable

Your primary task is to create a daily social media post schedule. The output must be a structured plan in the form of a detailed markdown table, including post ideas, captions, and hashtags for each day, optimized for engagement and conversions on [platform]. 
 
3. Structure

Structure the response as follows:  
Introduction – Briefly explain the importance of balancing promotional and value-based content for a successful course launch.  

Platform-Specific Considerations – Highlight unique features or best practices for [platform] (e.g., Instagram’s visual focus, LinkedIn’s professional tone).  

Daily Post Schedule – Present in a markdown table with columns: Day, Post Type (Promotional/Value), Post Idea, Caption, Hashtags. Provide entries for all [X] days.  

Balancing Promotional and Value-Based Content – Explain how the schedule achieves this balance and its impact on audience trust and conversions.  

Implementation with AI Schedulers – Offer practical tips for using tools like Buffer, Later, or Meta Business Suite to schedule posts efficiently.  

Monitoring and Adjusting – Suggest methods to track post performance (e.g., engagement metrics) and adjust the strategy as needed.  

(Optional) Engagement Tactics – Provide strategies to boost interaction, such as asking questions in captions or leveraging platform features like stories or polls.

4. Tone, Audience, and Language Style

Write in a professional yet engaging tone suitable for course creators and educators. Use clear, actionable language that simplifies implementation, ensuring alignment with the needs of individuals who may not be marketing experts but aim to promote their courses effectively.  

5. Constraints and Precision

Ensure the schedule includes at least 50% value-based content and excludes generic or vague post ideas. Each post idea must be specific to [course topic], captions must be compelling with a call to action where appropriate, and hashtags must be relevant to [course topic] and popular on [platform]. Limit each day’s description (Post Idea + Caption + Hashtags) to 100 words for conciseness. If [course topic] is not specified, assume "digital marketing" for examples.
  
6. Examples or Benchmarks

Use this example as a benchmark for quality and structure:  
Day

Post Type

Post Idea

Caption

Hashtags

1

Value

Share a quick tip on improving email open rates.

"Struggling with low email open rates? Try this simple subject line hack! #DigitalMarketingTips #EmailMarketing"

#DigitalMarketing #EmailTips #MarketingStrategy

Ensure your response maintains this level of specificity and practicality, tailored to the course creator’s audience on [platform].  

7. Quality Assurance and Refinement

After completing the response, review for:  
Balance: Confirm at least 50% value-based content and a mix of post types.  

Engagement: Ensure post ideas and captions are compelling and interactive.  

Alignment: Verify alignment with [platform]’s best practices.
Refine to enhance variety in post ideas or strengthen calls to action. Provide an alternative version with a different focus (e.g., emphasizing testimonials or behind-the-scenes content) for flexibility.

8. Scenario-Based Variations  

For LinkedIn: Focus value-based posts on professional insights and promotional posts on career benefits of [course topic].  

For Instagram: Prioritize visually appealing value posts (e.g., tutorials) and promotional posts with course previews.  

For creative courses (e.g., photography): Include value posts on techniques and promotional posts showcasing student work.

9. AI Optimization Techniques  

Chaining Prompts: Suggest generating post ideas first, then captions, and finally hashtags for iterative refinement.  

Iterative Feedback: Recommend users review engagement after 7 days and refine based on top-performing posts.  

Comparative Testing: Generate two schedules and select the one with stronger audience resonance.

Additional Premium Enhancements  
Customization Options: Allow users to specify [course topic], target audience, or preferred posting times.  

Advanced Variations: Offer an alternative prompt focusing on a shorter teaser campaign (e.g., 3 days) or a longer nurturing phase (e.g., 30 days).  

Structural Guide: Suggest users create a spreadsheet with columns (Date, Post Type, Caption, Hashtags, Time) for direct import into AI schedulers.

How to Use This Prompt

Replace [platform] with your chosen channel (e.g., Instagram, LinkedIn).  

Swap [X] with your desired timeline (e.g., 7, 14, 30 days).  

Insert [course topic] with your course subject (e.g., photography, leadership skills).  

Input into an AI tool, then use an AI scheduler like Buffer, Later, or Meta Business Suite to implement the generated schedule.

NO EMOJIS.

Review and Refinement

This prompt ensures logical consistency by following the template’s flow, offers depth through detailed instructions, and aligns with the guide topic by focusing on course launch promotion. It’s refined for readability with markdown formatting and concise language, delivering a premium, actionable output suitable for a €600 guide. The optional engagement section and scenario variations enhance adaptability, making it intuitive and valuable for advanced users.

This prompt leverages the template fully, tailoring each section to the social media scheduling task while incorporating advanced features for customization and usability. It’s ready to generate a high-quality, platform-specific schedule that course creators can implement immediately.

How to Use This Prompt

1. Customize Key Placeholders:

   • Replace [platform] with the target social media channel (e.g., Instagram, LinkedIn).

   • Replace [X] with the number of days in the campaign (e.g., 7, 14, 30).

   • Replace [course topic] with the subject of the course (e.g., photography, leadership skills).

2. Input into an AI Tool:

   • Paste the complete prompt into an AI tool like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.

   • Ensure the AI generates a structured daily social media post schedule in a markdown table format.

3. Review the Generated Output:

   • Confirm that at least 50% of the posts are value-based content rather than purely promotional.

   • Ensure that post ideas, captions, and hashtags align with best practices for the specified platform.

   • Refine captions for clarity, engagement, and strong calls to action (CTAs).

4. Implement the Schedule Using AI Scheduling Tools:

   • Use Buffer, Later, Meta Business Suite, or another scheduler to automate posting.

   • Adjust posting times based on audience insights from the platform.

5. Monitor and Optimize Performance:

   • Track engagement metrics (likes, comments, shares, saves).

   • After 7 days, analyze the top-performing posts and adjust future content accordingly.

   • Consider A/B testing different post styles (e.g., testimonials vs. behind-the-scenes).

6. Optional Customization:

   • Adapt the prompt for shorter teaser campaigns (3 days) or longer nurturing campaigns (30 days).

   • Add specifications for target audience preferences or posting times.

   • Generate alternative schedules emphasizing different engagement tactics, such as community-driven content.

This prompt is designed for strategic, high-conversion social media promotion, ensuring a well-balanced and platform-optimized content plan.

Why It’s a Game-Changer:

• Keeps your content consistent without last-minute scrambling

• Saves hours of planning and brainstorming

Example Input:

Step 2: Automating Email Sequences

Overarching Goal

The prompt aims to deliver a high-quality, plug-and-play email sequence that drives a successful [course/product] launch. By combining detailed templates with strategic guidance, it ensures the output is both effective for conversions and adaptable to the user’s specific context, making it a valuable tool for course creators, coaches, or small business owners.

IA Prompt:

1. Role and Context

Adopt the role of an email marketing specialist with advanced expertise in crafting launch sequences for online courses and digital products. You are assisting a course creator or product owner with launching their [course/product] by designing a persuasive three-email sequence that drives engagement and conversions. Tailor your insights and strategies to course creators, coaches, or small business owners who aim to promote their offerings effectively while preserving their unique brand voice.

2. Objective and Deliverable

Your primary task is to create a three-email sequence for a [course/product] launch. The output must be in the form of detailed email templates for each of the three emails, including subject lines, body content, and calls to action, optimized for engagement and conversions. The sequence must include:  

Email 1: Introduce the [course/product] and highlight the transformation.  

Email 2: Address common objections and share a success story.  

Email 3: Provide a limited-time offer and a strong call to action.

3. Structure
Structure the response as follows:  
Email 1: Introduction and Transformation  
Subject Line – Grab attention and hint at the value.  

Opening Hook – Engage the reader immediately.  

Course/Product Introduction – Briefly describe the offering.  

Transformation Highlight – Emphasize the key benefit or outcome.  

Call to Action – Encourage a light next step (e.g., learn more).

Email 2: Addressing Objections and Success Story  
Subject Line – Address a pain point or curiosity.  

Addressing Common Objections – Tackle at least two objections.  

Sharing a Success Story – Provide a relatable example.  

Reinforcing the Value – Reiterate the benefit.  

Call to Action – Build momentum toward purchase.

Email 3: Limited-Time Offer and Call to Action  
Subject Line – Create urgency or excitement.  

Urgency and Scarcity – Highlight time sensitivity.  

Limited-Time Offer Details – Specify the deal (e.g., discount, bonus).  

Strong Call to Action – Push for immediate action.  

Closing Remarks – End on a positive, decisive note.

(Optional) Email Marketing Best Practices – Offer tips like personalization or A/B testing subject lines.

4. Tone, Audience, and Language Style

Write in a conversational yet professional tone suitable for course creators, coaches, or small business owners. Use clear, persuasive language that simplifies marketing concepts while aligning with the user’s brand voice. Ensure the emails are engaging and action-oriented without feeling overly salesy.

5. Constraints and Precision

Ensure the response includes:  
Specific subject lines and opening hooks for each email.  

At least two common objections (e.g., "I don’t have time," "It’s too expensive") and their rebuttals in Email 2.  

A clear limited-time offer (e.g., discount or bonus) in Email 3.
Exclude generic placeholders (e.g., "Insert benefit here") and tailor each email to the [course/product]. Limit each email template to 300 words for conciseness. If [course/product] is unspecified, assume "online course on digital marketing" for examples.

6. Examples or Benchmarks

Use this example as a benchmark for quality and structure:  
Email 1 Subject Line: "Unlock Your Potential with [Course Name]"  
Opening Hook: "Ever wondered what’s holding you back from [desired outcome]?"

Email 2 Objection Addressed: "I don’t have time" – "Our course offers bite-sized lessons you can tackle in just 15 minutes a day."  

Email 3 Limited-Time Offer: "Enroll by Friday for 20% off + a free strategy session—spots are limited!"
Ensure your response matches this level of specificity and persuasiveness, customized to the user’s [course/product].

7. Quality Assurance and Refinement

After completing the response, review for:  
Clarity: Are the emails easy to read and follow?  

Persuasiveness: Do they compel the reader to act?  

Brand Voice Alignment: Do they reflect a consistent, engaging tone?
Refine to enhance emotional appeal or strengthen calls to action. Provide an alternative version (e.g., a more casual tone or storytelling focus) for flexibility.

8. Scenario-Based Variations

Service-Based Businesses: In Email 2, address "Is this worth it?" with a client testimonial.  

Physical Products: In Email 1, focus on product features; in Email 3, offer a flash sale.  

Memberships: In Email 3, provide a trial period or exclusive perk.

9. AI Optimization Techniques

Chaining Prompts: Suggest generating each email separately, then refining for flow.  

Iterative Feedback: Recommend A/B testing subject lines for higher open rates.  

Comparative Testing: Generate two Email 3 versions (e.g., discount vs. bonus) and select the strongest.

How to Use This Prompt

Replace [course/product] with your offering (e.g., "online course on leadership skills").  

Customize the emails to reflect your brand’s voice and audience.  

Plug the sequence into ConvertKit, Mailchimp, or ActiveCampaign for immediate use.

Additional Premium Enhancements
Customization Options: Allow users to specify [course/product], target audience, or tone (e.g., formal vs. friendly).  

Advanced Variations: Offer a five-email sequence prompt, adding teaser and follow-up emails.  

Structural Guide: Suggest creating a visual email funnel (e.g., Awareness → Consideration → Purchase) to map the sequence.

Review and Refinement

This prompt ensures logical consistency by adhering to the template’s flow, provides depth with specific instructions, and aligns with the guide topic by focusing on a launch-specific email strategy. It’s refined for readability with markdown and concise language, delivering a premium, actionable output suitable for a €600 guide. The optional best practices and variations enhance adaptability, making it intuitive and valuable for advanced users.

How to Use This Prompt

1. Customize Key Placeholders:

   • Replace [course/product] with your specific offering (e.g., "Social Media Growth Course").

2. Input into an AI Tool:

   • Paste the full prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI writing assistant.

   • Ensure the AI generates three well-structured email templates with subject lines, body content, and CTAs.

3. Review the Generated Output:

   • Confirm the emails align with your brand voice (professional, friendly, authoritative, etc.).

   • Ensure Email 1 introduces the transformation, Email 2 tackles objections, and Email 3 creates urgency.

   • Check that subject lines are compelling and that CTAs encourage action.

4. Refine for Persuasiveness and Clarity:

   • Adjust the tone to match your audience (e.g., casual for solopreneurs, formal for corporate professionals).

   • Ensure Email 2 includes at least two common objections and addresses them persuasively.

   • Verify that Email 3 presents a clear, time-sensitive offer (e.g., discount, bonus, or fast-action perk).

5. Implement in an Email Marketing Platform:

   • Upload the sequence into ConvertKit, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, or another email automation tool.

   • Set up automated triggers (e.g., sending Email 2 after 24 hours).

6. Monitor and Optimize for Conversions:

   • Track open rates and click-through rates to identify which subject lines perform best.

   • A/B test different CTAs or offer types (e.g., discount vs. free bonus).

   • Iterate based on user engagement to improve results.

7. Optional Customization:

   • Expand to a five-email sequence by adding teaser and follow-up emails.

   • Customize for different audiences (e.g., service-based businesses, membership programs).

   • Create multiple versions of Email 3 (urgency-driven vs. value-driven) for A/B testing.

This prompt ensures a high-converting email sequence that guides leads from interest to action with persuasive storytelling, strategic objections handling, and urgency-based selling.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Keeps your audience engaged without manual follow-ups

• Saves you from writing the same emails over and over

Example Input:

Step 3: Automating Content Repurposing

Overarching Goal

The IA prompt aims to deliver a clear, actionable, and professional framework for repurposing blog content across LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. By providing detailed templates, platform-specific optimizations, and strategic guidance, it ensures the output is engaging, ready for immediate use, and adaptable to various content types and audiences. This makes it an invaluable tool for bloggers, marketers, and business owners seeking to maximize their content’s reach and impact efficiently.

IA Prompt:

1. Role and Context

Adopt the role of a content strategist with advanced expertise in multi-platform content adaptation. You are assisting bloggers, marketers, or business owners in repurposing their blog post into engaging social media content for LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Your purpose is to maximize reach and engagement across these platforms, ensuring platform-specific optimization and a streamlined repurposing process. Tailor your insights and strategies to users who seek to leverage existing content efficiently while maintaining a professional and impactful online presence.

2. Objective and Deliverable

Your primary task is to convert a blog post into three distinct pieces of content: a LinkedIn article, a Twitter thread, and an Instagram carousel. The output must be in the form of detailed templates or outlines for each platform, optimized for engagement, clarity, and audience resonance. Each piece should summarize the blog’s key points and adhere to the unique format and best practices of its respective platform.

3. Outline the Structure

Structure the response as follows: 
 
LinkedIn Article  
Key Focus: Present the blog post as a professional, in-depth narrative suitable for LinkedIn’s business-minded audience.  

Include a compelling headline, an engaging introduction, body paragraphs summarizing the main points, and a conclusion with a strong call to action (e.g., inviting discussion or sharing).

Twitter Thread  
Key Focus: Distill the blog post into a concise, engaging series of tweets that form a cohesive thread.  

Each tweet should deliver a key point, spark curiosity, and encourage interaction (e.g., retweets, replies), ending with a call to action.

Instagram Carousel  
Key Focus: Transform the blog post into a visually appealing carousel that highlights key takeaways.  

Each slide should feature a succinct caption and suggest visual elements (e.g., images, icons) to grab attention quickly.

(Optional) Content Calendar Integration  
Key Focus: Offer guidance on scheduling the content using a content calendar, including optimal posting times and frequency for each platform.

4. Tone, Audience, and Language Style
Write in a tone that is platform-specific and engaging:  
LinkedIn: Professional, authoritative, and thought-provoking, suitable for professionals and industry enthusiasts.  

Twitter: Concise, conversational, and dynamic, tailored to social media-savvy users seeking quick insights.  

Instagram: Casual, visually driven, and captivating, aimed at visual learners and casual scrollers.

Use clear, action-oriented language that simplifies the repurposing process while aligning with each platform’s conventions and audience expectations.

5. Constraints and Precision

Ensure the response includes:  
Mandatory Elements: A headline for the LinkedIn article, numbered tweets for the Twitter thread, and slide-specific captions with visual suggestions for the Instagram carousel.  

Prohibited Elements: Exclude vague summaries or generic phrasing; each piece must reflect the blog’s unique content.  

Length/Format Limitations: Limit the LinkedIn article outline to 500-700 words, the Twitter thread to 5-10 tweets (280 characters each), and the Instagram carousel to 3-5 slides.
Prioritize engagement-driven language and platform-specific optimization.

6. Provide Examples or Benchmarks

Use this example for a blog post titled "Top 10 Marketing Trends for 2024":  
LinkedIn Article:  
Headline: "The Future of Marketing: 10 Trends You Can’t Ignore in 2024"  

Introduction: "Marketing is evolving—here’s what’s shaping the industry this year."  

Body: Summarize trends like AI-driven content and sustainability in marketing.  

Conclusion: "Which trend will you adopt first? Share your thoughts below!"

Twitter Thread:  
Tweet 1: "Trend #1: AI is taking over content creation. Tools like Morphoices can 10x your output. #MarketingTrends #AI"  

Tweet 2: "Trend #2: Sustainability matters. Brands that go green win loyalty. #SustainableMarketing"  

Final Tweet: "What’s your top trend for 2024? Reply below! #Marketing"

Instagram Carousel:  
Slide 1: Caption: "Trend #1: AI-Powered Content" | Visual: Robot with a pen.  

Slide 2: Caption: "Trend #2: Green Vibes Only" | Visual: Eco-friendly graphic.  

Slide 3: Caption: "Swipe for more trends!" | Visual: Arrow pointing right.

Ensure your response aligns with content creators seeking actionable, high-impact outputs.

7. Implement Quality Assurance and Refinement
After completing the response, review for:  
Clarity: Are the templates easy to adapt and implement?  

Engagement: Does each piece encourage interaction (e.g., comments, shares)?  

Platform Fit: Does the content match LinkedIn’s depth, Twitter’s brevity, and Instagram’s visual appeal?
If needed, refine to enhance call-to-action strength or visual descriptions. Provide an alternative version—e.g., a LinkedIn article with a data-driven focus or a Twitter thread with a humorous twist—for added flexibility.

8. Scenario-Based Variations for Different Use Cases
Tailor the prompt to different blog types:  
How-To Guides: Emphasize step-by-step breakdowns (e.g., Twitter lists steps, Instagram shows a process).  

Opinion Pieces: Highlight thought leadership (e.g., LinkedIn as a deep dive, Twitter as bold statements).  

Case Studies: Focus on results (e.g., Instagram showcases stats, LinkedIn narrates the story).

9. AI Optimization Techniques

Enhance the output with:  
Chaining Prompts: First, summarize the blog post into 3-5 key points, then adapt those into each platform’s format.  

Iterative Feedback Loops: Refine based on engagement metrics (e.g., tweak tweets if retweets are low).  

Comparative Testing: Generate two versions (e.g., a serious vs. playful tone) and select the most compelling.

How to Use This Prompt
Paste Your Blog Post: Input your blog into an AI tool like Morphoices.  

Generate Templates: Use the AI outputs as customizable templates for LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.  

Schedule Content: Plan posting times with a content calendar (e.g., LinkedIn on Tuesday mornings, Twitter threads on Thursdays, Instagram carousels on weekends).

Additional Premium Enhancements
Customization Options: Allow users to specify the blog’s topic, target audience, or desired tone (e.g., "Make it playful for Gen Z").  

Advanced Variations: Include an optional prompt for adapting the blog into a YouTube script or email newsletter.  

Structural Guide: Suggest a visual content map (e.g., a table mapping blog points to each platform) to streamline repurposing.

Review and Refinement

This prompt has been evaluated for:  
Logical Consistency: Sections flow seamlessly from role definition to practical execution.  

Depth: Detailed templates and examples ensure actionable outputs.  

Alignment: Fully addresses the guide topic with platform-specific optimization.
Refined for readability (clear headings, concise instructions) and premium quality (strategic insights, advanced options), making it ideal for a €600 guide audience.

This prompt delivers a clear, actionable, and professional framework for repurposing blog content, optimized for engagement and ready for immediate use.

How to Use This Prompt

1. Customize Key Placeholders:

   • Insert your blog post topic or paste the full blog text into the AI tool.

2. Generate Platform-Specific Content:

   • LinkedIn Article: Ensure it includes a compelling headline, structured body, and call to action inviting discussion.

   • Twitter Thread: Break down the key points into 5-10 tweets, each engaging and concise.

   • Instagram Carousel: Plan 3-5 slides, each with a short caption and visual suggestion for clarity.

3. Refine for Engagement and Platform Fit:

   • LinkedIn: Is the tone professional and insightful?

   • Twitter: Are the tweets short, punchy, and easy to retweet?

   • Instagram: Are the captions visually appealing and swipe-friendly?

4. Implement a Scheduling Strategy:

   • Post the LinkedIn article on a weekday morning for professional visibility.

   • Share the Twitter thread on a trending hashtag day for maximum reach.

   • Publish the Instagram carousel during peak engagement times (evenings, weekends).

5. Monitor and Optimize Performance:

   • Track likes, shares, and comments to gauge engagement.

   • A/B test two versions (e.g., a serious vs. casual Twitter thread).

   • Adjust posting times based on platform analytics.

6. Optional Enhancements:

   • Adapt content for YouTube scripts, email newsletters, or Facebook posts.

   • Use a content mapping table to plan multi-platform distribution.

   • Test a playful vs. data-driven approach for different audience segments.

This prompt ensures your blog post is efficiently repurposed into high-impact social media content, maximizing engagement across LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.

Why It’s Brilliant:

• Gets your content in front of more people

• Maximizes your reach without extra work

  Example Input:

Mini Review: Automation Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Slashes time spent on repetitive tasks

• Keeps your marketing and engagement consistent

• Lets you focus on strategy and creativity

Cons:

• Takes a little setup, but totally worth it

• Over-automation can feel robotic—balance is key

Final Verdict:
Automation is your secret weapon—start small, test AI-generated content, and always add a human touch.

Industry News:

The Future of Automation & AI

“AI-Powered Marketing: The Future of Solopreneur Growth”
Why it matters: AI is making personalized marketing scalable for small businesses.

“The Rise of No-Code Automation Tools”
Connection: Zapier and Make.com are making automation easier than ever.

“Social Media Scheduling: Best Times to Post in 2025”
Relevance: Timing matters—get the most eyes on your content.

“Email Automation vs. Personalization: Finding the Balance”
Impact: Automate smartly without losing that personal touch.

“AI Content Repurposing: How to Maximize Your Reach”
Implications: Work smarter, not harder—repurpose your content for multiple platforms.

Takeaways & Quick Wins

Use AI to:

• Automate your social media schedule and stay consistent

• Set up email sequences that keep your audience engaged

• Repurpose content across platforms for maximum impact

Pro Tips:

• Start small—pick one thing to automate this week

• Test AI content before automating everything

• Keep it human—add personal touches and real engagement

That’s a wrap.

Try one of these automation tricks today and see how much time you save. Your future, stress-free self will thank you.

Until next time, keep creating smarter, not harder.

Valentine.

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