Over the past few months, I noticed a pattern while researching for clients. Perplexity for B2B reports or insights that I could cite for a project, the source list would look like this:
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Over the past few months, I noticed a pattern while researching for clients.
Perplexity for B2B reports or insights that I could cite for a project, the source list would look like this:
Gartner, McKinsey, peer-reviewed paper, then … John Smith on LinkedIn?
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Over the past few months, I noticed a pattern while researching for clients. Perplexity for B2B reports or insights that I could cite for a project, the source list would look like this: Gartner, McKinsey, peer-reviewed paper, then … John Smith on LinkedIn?
Gartner, McKinsey, peer-reviewed paper, then … John Smith on LinkedIn?
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