Advanced Client

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Instantly.ai

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StratumFive Ltd

Global Client Relations Manager

Global Client Relations Team Leader

Hi, I’m Tom — CEO & Co-founder of AdvancedClient.io

We’re a full-service GTM Studio that builds outbound systems designed to generate qualified pipeline across every relevant channel — email, cold calling, paid ads, LinkedIn, and content.

We’ve partnered with 40+ B2B companies — from consultancies and tech firms to manufacturers — to architect multichannel outbound programs using tools like Clay, Instantly, Findymail, Hypertide, and Trigify.

We typically work with:

- B2B companies doing $100k+ in monthly revenue
- Offers with $10k+ LTV and high consideration
- Founders or GTM teams who want a reliable outbound engine without hiring a team of SDRs

Why clients work with us:

1. They’re too focused on product or delivery to execute outbound properly

2. They’ve tried outbound but never got past low reply rates or spam filters

3. They’re overwhelmed by tools and want a proven system, not another experiment

4. They want to scale pipeline without bloated headcount

What we do:
- Define your ICP, segment your TAM, and structure your offer for cold traffic
- Build inbox-safe cold email infrastructure that guarantees high deliverability
- Source and enrich high-quality leads using AI and advanced workflows
- Craft messaging for email, LinkedIn, and calling — optimized for replies
- Launch and manage multichannel outbound (email, calling, paid, social)
- Handle reply management, follow-ups, and booking — we own results
- Provide content advisory to align thought leadership with GTM execution

If you're serious about pipeline growth and want outbound that performs like your best rep — across every channel — let's talk.

📥 DM me
🌐 advancedclient.io
📧 tom@advancedclient.io

Tom Grainger

I'm English. Live in Brighton. I run a 2-man business with Louis Young.
We both work from home but meet in london every 2/3 weeks. 
We help a handful of clients at a time. 
I like collecting vintage suits (unrelated)

This year we'll hit $300k+ in revenue. 

Here is a very quick breakdown of what I sell, how I market + sell it and how we deliver our service without a huge team. 

1. What I sell: 

We work with SaaS companies with an ACV over $50k generate more qualified pipeline (that closes at a higher rate) without increasing their headcount. 

2. How do we do it?: 

We build out elite fractional SDR teams who's only job is to call. We handle the TAM, enrichment, qualification, signals, hiring, training, ramping, QA, tech and everything else involved allowing our clients to launch in 10 days instead of 10 months. 

3. Why do our clients love us?: 

- We solve a huge headache for them while delivering excellent results by implementing the cutting edge in outbound sales. 

4. Why do SDR's want to work with us? 

- We pay extremely competitively, handle all the headaches usually involved in being an SDR (they only need to call) and we are very flexible. (Shoot me a DM if you are an SDR looking for fractional work, we have lot's of opps for you to work on). 

5. How do we make sales?: 

a. Cold calling: We employ the same system's for our clients for ourselves. 
b. Cold email: We hit up our TAM every 3 months with simple hand raising messages. 
c. Linkedin content: Me and Louis Young have around 20k followers between us and generate millions of impressions with our content - this brings a lot of inbound. 
d. Referrals: Our clients love us so we get lots of referrals. 

Tools we use: 

Cold calling: Trellus (YC W22)
Cold email: Hypertide.io (infrastructure), Instantly.ai (sending) 
Data: Clay, Prospeo.io, Findymail, LeadMagic, FullEnrich
Signals: BirdDog, Trigify.io, Vector 👻
Cleaning: SureConnect

We use a bunch more tools for comms etc but this is the core stack for delivering our service.

More Pipeline W/O Scaling Headcount Using AI GTM Workflows | Founder @ advancedclient.io

I'm Tom, I listen to every call our SDR's make. It takes bloody ages.

but

it's the single most important thing I do in my day, here's why: 

Speaking to hundreds of sales leaders this year has made something really really clear. 

there is not enough time being spent coaching and training SDR's - which to me seems insane. 

why would you spend money hiring, training, ramping and maintaining a sales team if you aren't going to actively coach them? 

I get that it's time consuming but... everything worth doing in life is hard.

now that most people work remote, coaching time is more valuable that ever. 

like the gym, your reps and their form (pardon the pun) need to be tweaked consistently in the first few weeks. 

tonality, objection handling, breathing, elevator pitches, closes - all need to be consitently refined. 

and this can only be done if someone who knows is actively listening to their calls and providing feedback. 

so when our reps ping me to say they're starting a call block. 

I just on Trellus (YC W22) and live listen in the background while I'm doing other work.

when I hear something that needs changing I shoot them a message in slack with advice for the next call. 

these micro tweaks compound over a single call block and as the days and weeks go by, our reps get better and better. 

somethings can't be 100% operationalised with SOP's - you've got to roll up your sleeves and jump in the trenches. 

P.s. we are always hiring talented, smart SDR's who want to 10x their development through a high intensity, phone first program. You'll be working directly with us and our clients with the best tools, tech and data on the market. Shoot me a DM if you're interested :)

If I were a Founder or a C-suite exec at a software company…

I’d send this message to my GTM team today:

“This workflow doesn’t just blast emails. It gives us full visibility across the entire buyer journey from first signal to booked sales conversation.”

Here’s what we track:

- Off-site intent signals
- Website visitor identification
- LinkedIn engagement
- Lookalike audience targeting

To do it, we plug in:

Vector 👻 → Ad click tracking
RB2B → Identify visitors on key web pages
Trigify.io → Track LinkedIn post engagement

Then we go deeper with:

Ocean.io + Clay → Build lookalikes of our best customers

All that data flows into Clay, where it’s enriched and qualified in real-time:

- Lead filters
- MX record checks
- Company-level enrichment
- Signal validation

For email verification, we use a waterfall of LeadMagic, Findymail & Prospeo.io to handle the heavy lifting:

- Finding and verifying emails
- Flaging catch-alls

For phone data: FullEnrich, Prospeo.io + SureConnect

- Sources valid direct dials
- Ranks the lists

Once leads are validated, we activate them:

- Drop into email sequences
- Push to SDR call lists
- Trigger LinkedIn workflows

This is when calendars start filling up.

Then:
- Calendly handles scheduling
- Automated reminders go out
Zapier syncs data to CRM

And when deals close?

We loop it back:

- Build lookalike audiences around closed-won accounts
- Run paid campaigns to repeat the cycle

I think the sales org of 2026 will look nothing like what you’re running today.

Right now? Most companies are still stuck in 2018.

They’ve got SDRs hammering phones, sending templated cold emails from their main domain (lol), and hiding behind “marketing-approved” messaging that sounds like it was written by ChatGPT v0.5.

Here’s what that looks like in reality:

 • Reps aren’t getting enough connects, so their confidence tanks.
 • When they do get someone on the phone, they freeze — they haven’t had enough real reps.
 • Cold emails go straight to spam because the main domain’s reputation is torched.
 • Leadership doesn’t have visibility, coaching is reactive, and morale is in the gutter.

Quota attainment? In the bin.

But here’s how it’s going to work by 2026 👇

→ Reps will be phone-first.

 Every call will be supported by an elite backend team — building signal-led lead lists, enriching valid numbers, ranking them by intent (TitanX style), and feeding reps high-confidence dials.

They’ll get live and post-call coaching daily.

They’ll have better data → more conversations → more confidence → more pipeline.

→ Cold email won’t sit with SDRs.

It’ll sit inside marketing - centralised, infrastructure-led, and quality-controlled.

Built on secondary domains, warmed up. Reliable. Infra from: Hypertide.io, spun with deliverable copy, and operated like a performance channel - not an afterthought.

Every positive reply will be routed straight to the phone team.

→ ABM outreach becomes the rep’s playground.

Warm inboxes, hyper-personalized messages, natural DMs - no corporate BS.

Everything feels conversational and human again.

And here’s what that means 👇

Instead of 15 burnt-out SDRs chasing activity metrics…

You’ll have a handful of elite operators running optimized dials, handling real conversations, and converting at 3–5x the rate - backed by a marketing-driven outbound (and paid ads) engine.

Less headcount. Higher output. Cleaner data.

Outbound that finally compounds.

The best orgs will start fractional.

They’ll bring in partners who already have the infrastructure, training, and ramp-up systems in place - so they can prove the motion fast.

The backend gets built.
The reps get trained.
The motion gets validated.

Then, once they’re confident and the pipeline’s flowing, they’ll bring it internal with reps who already know how to run it.

That’s how smart orgs will move: speed first, ownership second.

The future isn’t “sales-led” or “marketing-led.”

It’s ops-led.

Where infrastructure, data, and enablement sit at the center - powering every rep and every channel.

That’s the 2026 sales org.

Phone-led. Data-fed. Marketing-integrated. Ops-powered.

I’m Tom. I’m 28. I live in England. My cofounder Louis Young and I run a GTM agency on track for $300k this year.

Last week, while my US friends were knee deep in turkey and leftovers, Louis asked me what we were doing for BFCM.

I told him the truth: “We’re an agency. We don’t sell consumable products we can discount.”

He looked at me and said, “Fine, but what if we just create the best offer on the market?”

So after about 35 Guinness in central London, we did exactly that.

We built a DFY outbound calling engine that runs end to end.

You don’t lift a finger.

+ we’re adding a FREE week of dialing so you can test our execution and we can test your offer before any long term commitment.

Here’s what’s inside:

1. ICP Definition and TAM Mapping
- We’ll break down your ICP based on won deals or market theories.
- Then map your entire TAM to completion: every company, every prospect, every buyer you want to reach.

2. Signals and intent
- Using BirdDog, we layer custom signals across your TAM. And yes, truly custom. If you want to track whether a founder is into... snails..., we’ll track it.
- This lets us prioritise the most in-market companies and personas.

3. Infrastructure
- We run everything through Trellus (YC W22).
- It plugs into Clay or your CRM.
- We connect directly to your sales team’s calendars so calls appear automatically with contextual handover in Slack.

4. SDRs
-You get one of our in-house SDRs calling 3-5 hours per day on your account.
- We build every script, objection matrix, and enablement path.
- We listen live to calls and coach in real time so performance improves fast.

5. Reporting
- You’ll get a private Slack channel with direct access to me, Louis Young, and your SDR(s).
- Weekly KPI reports, full transparency, plus a written breakdown from Louis on what happened and what’s next.
- Optional CRM sync.

Now the part everyone asks about: the free week.

Not every offer or market fits calling. That’s fine.

Instead of locking you into a contract and hoping it works, we run a full proof-of-concept week at no cost.

We build the list, enrich numbers, create scripts, run the objections, and call.

You see the results with zero commitment.

We see if you’re a good partner for a longer engagement.

If the proof of concept lands and you’re happy, we sign a 6-month contract and scale.

Your pipeline grows without operational lift or distraction from mission-critical deals.

The alternative is hiring a team yourself and managing recruiting, training, enablement, QA, coaching, tech, holidays, sick days, motivation, and everything else that slows down growth.

This offer is best for companies with real PMF, aggressive growth plans, and no desire to spend 6-12 months building a sales team from scratch.

They need pipeline. They need it soon. And they want it without taking focus away from customers already on their plate.

If you want the full breakdown, tell me and I’ll send it over.

I’m 28 today so here is 28 lesso… nah I’ll save you the waffle. 

Instead I’m making 28 million cold calls. 

Booking 280,000 meetings 

And generating £2.8T (not $) in profit for myself and clients. 

See you next year ✌️

P.s. Here is a live pic of my current calling set up, does anyone have a new dialer recommendation? My fingers hurt

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I'm Tom. My Co-founder is Louis Young. 
We run a GTM agency with 3 employees. 
That makes us tiny.

But... 

imo that's our strength. 

Story + explanation: 

My first job was an SDR for a shipping tech company. 

We called landed captains, engineers etc to sell them tracking and security software for their fleets. 

It was cool tech but we were running a 90's style bullpen salesroom. 

Our 'list' was a spreadsheet with company names and office phone numbers. 

We had to dial the list 1 by 1 trying to break through gatekeepers to get to decision makers. 

My go to was "I need to be put through to the security officer." 

Maybe a bit unethical but it got my foot in the door most of the time. 

Anyway... 1 day I came across a tool (can't remember which - it was 6 years ago) that helped with list building - getting the relevant person + their mobile number...

To me this seemed like microchip type technology (funny thinking back on it) 

I spoke to my manager about getting it and 3 months later I hadn't heard a thing back. 

Nothing changed. 

---

Fast forward to today. 

As my own boss at a lean machine. 

I see a tool, tech, development that I want to try out. 

I try it out. 

It's incredibly freeing.

And... ultimately, means we stay at the forefront of the cutting edge of GTM. 

The systems we are currently building (signals, tooling, coaching etc) might have killed off an earlier me. 

But it's probably been one of the funnest parts of running my own shop. 

Louis Young might disagree when I send him 10 tools a week we have to try out.

But when we find the 1/10 diamond in the rough that 10x's our outputs...

I think it's worth it. 

---

Speaking with 100's of revenue leaders this year, it blows my mind how slow most companies move. 

I'm speaking to people who are still umming and ahhhing about trying out Clay...

TLDR: Being small, lean and profitable let's us move fast and stay riding the front of the wave in GTM.

We are Hiring: Full Time Remote SDR (Contractor)

We’re looking for a full time SDR to work across multiple client accounts. This is a high intensity, phone heavy role for someone who wants to build world class outbound skills fast.

You’ll spend most of your day on the phone.

Up to six hours of live calls across three calling blocks, every day.

If that excites you, keep reading.

You’ll speak with decision makers, qualify leads, book meetings, and create pipeline for several clients at once. 

You’ll develop range and adaptability fast because you’ll work across different industries, offers, and GTM setups.

We’re a hands on team. You won’t be handed a script and forgotten about. 

You’ll get coaching, feedback, and direct access to leadership. One year here will feel like ten years of development in a traditional company.

Your job is outreach. Nothing else.

- No list building.
- No enrichment.
- Minimal admin.
 
We handle all of that.

You get elite tooling, elite data, elite systems, and a clear path to becoming exceptional.

Compensation:

Full time contractor role

$54,000 to $78,000 per year (base to OTE)

What You’ll Be Doing:

- High volume outbound calling across multiple client accounts
- Speaking with decision makers and qualifying opportunities
- Booking meetings that create real pipeline
- Following proven workflows and keeping tight notes
- Developing through weekly coaching and feedback

What You Get: 

- Fully remote contractor role
- World class outbound tooling and data
- Exposure to multiple industries and GTM engines
- Minimal admin, zero list building, zero enrichment
- Fast personal development with hands on leadership support

Our Culture:

We value speed, honesty, hunger, accountability and high performance.

And because we’re fully remote, we value clear, fast and frequent communication.

Clarity and frequency matter here.

Requirements: 

- Minimum 1 year of SDR or outbound calling experience
- Comfortable with long calling blocks
- Confident communicator with resilience
- Coachable and driven
- Can work UK or US time zone hours
- Comfortable being a full time contractor

If you want to become elite at outbound and grow your sales career faster than anywhere else, you’ll fit here.

Apply Here: 

https://lnkd.in/e4CmpEX8

a $250,000 sales team won't fix it. 
the latest 'gtm' tool won't fix it. 
AI won't fix it. 

to me it's crazy how much: 

- budget teams spend
- time teams waste
- energy teams exert 

just to avoid the thing that will FIX it: 

1. Automating bullsh*t tasks your reps either hate doing or use as an excuse not to do stuff. 
2. Creating a phone first sales motion (with the best tools) 
3. Talking to their ICP (every day) 

I think teams want it to be complicated. 

and maybe there is a shadow industry that perpetuates it, in order to; 

do less, spend more, be more comfy. 

well, we are solving for that atm by building the best outbound sales team on the market. 

killers who want to be on the phone, 

love talking to people, 

are responsible for revenue, 

+ we give them the best backend and tools on the market...

honestly, if I was 20 again, i'd bite my own nose off for this opportunity. 

unfortunately it didn't exist, so young Tom; 

get back to dialing that crappy list you have. 

p.s. live images of me training up the next elite member of our team (my mrs, she has no idea) to take out the competition (for legal purposes this is a joke).

It took me 3 years to realise that automation ≠ success, then; 

I had a bit of an existential crisis. 

In my head, automation was the key. 

Scale infinitely, without increasing headcount. 

Who wouldn't take that offer. 

But then results started to drop, 

client's started churning, 

and 'systems' that I was relying on to pay my bills... stopped working. 

everything I thought was 'true' turned out to be false. 

it sucked but honestly, I needed the reality check. 

you cannot remove the human element from a sales led growth model. 

it is required and it is necessary. 

so, what did I decide to do instead? 

take everything I knew about automation, AI and systems and apply it to a broken human led model. 

the revenue leaders I was speaking to all told me the same things: 

1. their reps aren't producing results. 
2. the phone is dead. 
2. cold email doesn't work. 
4. pipeline is shrinking. 

so I dug deeper; 

and identified the issue. 

human reps being held back by bullsh*t admin tasks that stop them (or give them an excuse) from executing revenue producing activities. 

In my business, we were mapping TAM's, producing lead lists, qualifying, researching & enriching leads in minutes when other teams were either NOT doing it or taking months...

it seemed obvious; 

arm the best reps in the world with the best automations, AI and tooling and let them focus on revenue driving activity. 

and this is exactly what we've done. 

we work with killer reps, handle all the crap, give them the best toolings and let them fire away into the market and do what they do best. 

produce revenue. 

and now we do :) 

p.s if you're 1. a killer rep looking for opportunities to work on the best offers in the market with the best tech and tooling or; 2. a b2b business looking to scale their outbound operations without the headache of building it themselves. Shoot me a dm

p.p.s tried the 'best' guinness in brighton this weekend... result: 10/10 absolute creamer.

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If scrolling on Linkedin gives you a sense of anxiety.

If you start feeling behind.

Like you're not moving fast enough.

Stop scrolling the feed.

Sitting crouched over a device seeing other peoples wins & highlight reels isn't healthy.

Get a chrome extension and block it completely.

Most of the feed is trash anyways.

Instead, focus on creating.

Post what you need to post.

Network with people that matter.

Maybe once a week scroll a lil bit to see what's new.

But, for the most part.

Play your own game. In your own lane.

That's 90% of what it takes to win here.

Anxiety free.

"Son, you’re making the BIGGEST mistake of your life." That’s what my parents told me when I told them I wasn't going to University...

I don’t blame them, they grew up in a different time.

A time when a degree was your ticket to the good life.

So, when I told them I wasn't going.

They were shocked, angry and confused.

Honestly, they were just scared i'd become a loser.

And, honestly, they had a point.

But, I KNEW I already had everything I needed:

- Books
- YouTube
- Online mentors
- Relentless work ethic

So, I got to work.

Whilst my friends were partying, chilling, playing fifa.

I was hustling my a$$ off.

Long-story short. A few years later. It all paid off.

My parents are proud of me now.

Lesson?

Bet on yourself.

I tell all my clients to stop posting valuable content.

It gets pushback sometimes, here's why:

Founders love to share "value".

But, value alone isn't enough to build a personal brand.

You don't want to be known as a robot that "runs ads" or "sends emails".

You want to be the expert that's relatable, has cool stories, goes through ups and downs. Has a life outside work. Inspires people. 

Sharing valuable content is 1 pillar of your strategy...

You also need to write about mistakes, lessons learned, regrets, your first job, your biggest personal win this year, your hobbies... All of a sudden you're connecting with people at an emotional level.

These topics reach more people and allow you to have more impact.

They reach prospects, potential partners, future employees and friends.

Yes, tactical content is great.

But, think about the bigger picture and long-term payoffs.

Share your story.

Posting on Linkedin = Trust at scale

Engaging with your ICP = Trust at less scale

Talking 1-1 in the DMs = High trust low scale

Now, imagine you do all 3 to your prospects.

First you post and show up on their feed...

Then, you show up in their comments...

Then, you start a natural/relevant conversation.

Imagine the trust you build BEFORE selling anything.

This is the power of social selling.

POWERFUL.

5 things I do to stay human and not write content that makes me sound like a lifeless AI robot:

- lowercase
- purposely misspell thingz
- use CAPITALS to make some words STAND OUT
- don't be a weirdo that forces everything to fit on one line and be perfectly formatted. just write & post valuable stuff.

*leave out bs power statement at end of post.*

One of my clients told me he was casually losing $100,000+ a year on Linkedin...

He had a 6-figure agency…
He had 12,000+ followers…
50-100 likes on every post…

But, he wasn’t closing any meaningful deals from it.

I audited his account and he had 2 BIG ISSUES:

1. Content messaging

He was talking to other marketers just like him. His content was all tips and tricks. But, decision makers don’t just want tips and tricks. They want clear proof that you are the right guy that can come in and make them money.

After a 1hr call with him we fixed his messaging, started crafting content that showed his authority and resonated with founders not just other marketers.

2. He wasn’t sending DMs

He had thousands of connections sitting there and he hadn’t spoken to any of them. I helped him script world-class DMs to open conversations every day which led to multiple audits, discovery calls and deals.

Now, he closes 2-3 deals a month from Linkedin.

Can’t complain.

My client Umair had 250 followers, was getting 5 likes on his posts and 0 leads. In 2 weeks, we've closed 5-figures worth of deals for his agency.

Here's what we did:

1. Rebuilt his content strategy

- Analysed what's working in his niche
- Reverse-engineered top performers
- Networked with creators to build engagement

Once we had the data around what works in his niche all we had to do is put our spin on what we already know works. Our own insights, case studies and stories.

2. Relevant outreach

- Looked at our current best case studies
- Built lookalike lists on Sales Nav of similar companies
- Sent DMs daily with value-first messaging

The goal of message 1 isn't:

- Sell hard
- Book a call
- Just "Network"

The goal of your 1st message is simple:

Get ideal prospects to RESPOND.

We do this by being:

- Direct
- Relevant
- Value driven

He's booking calls weekly and he's already had a few inbounds roll in...

We still haven't even scratched the surface.

5 ways to prove you're not sending DMs with AI.

1/ Purposely leave typos in someyimes

2/ No big paragraphs, talk like you’re on whatsapp.

Instead of this:

"fdfbhjzkgdkzbmldkbghjsjfljsfzdjngszhbmvhdfsjfvbfzsfbshfzvfsvbdfbhvbdfhhvdfhgdffsfdnfbdhsfjdfhdrfbsdhfbhjsfhsdbf."

Do this:

"split your messages up

Kinda like this

got it?"

3/ Voicenotes & video DMs

Personally I don't open up convos with these but maybe after 1-2 back and forths, I'll send a VN or video DM follow up.

If you come across confident and warm in these, you can build a lot of trust very quickly.

4/ Comment on their posts

If the person you're DM'ing posts content, leave genuine comments on posts before reaching out.

This'll build familiarity before messaging.

P.S. Don’t end your message, with “best regards”. This is not an email brother.

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Social selling isn't just uploading a list and spamming DMs.

There's nuance.

Over time, I've figured out these small things that give you an extra 5-10% 

- Like a 5-10% increase in follow-up response rate.
- Or, a 20% increase in booking rate.
- Or, a 15% increase in connection acceptance

These small shifts make a huge difference.

One example of this is strategic comments.

Here's 2 formulas I recommend:

1/ Pre-conversation/connection stage:

Comment - Comment - Connect - WAIT - DM

Shout out Oleg.

2/ During conversation:

DM - Comment - Comment - WAIT - Follow up

Make comments part of your outbound strategy to help stay top of mind, add more value and ultimately persuade prospects that YOU are guy to solve their problems.

It just works.

Commenting on LinkedIn is the most underrated sales tactic of 2025 and has helped me close MULTIPLE b2b deals this year...

Think about this…

Your prospects are posting content right now or people from their team are… 

And, guess what?

Their content probably doesn't get much engagement.

So, when you are the ONE person that shows up in their world.

Leaves a genuinely good comment under their post, they WILL see you.

It's such an easy way to follow-up or warm-up prospects without coming across salesy at all.

These comments lead to conversations.

Conversations lead to sales.

It all starts with a comment.

A lot of founders want to add Linkedin content into their lead-gen strategy. But, they fail 99% of the time because they forget one thing...

Content is just one piece of the puzzle.

You also need to:

- Comment & engage with ur community
- Comment & engage with your ICP
- Connect with your ICP daily
- Talk to your ICP consitently
- Monitor your profile views
- Have a process which turns all of the engagement you're getting from content into things you can measure. Booked calls. Closed deals.

Content is authority building. It's brand awareness.

But, without committing to building your social selling strategy alongside the content.

You're just another "post and hope" merchant.

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