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The case for scrappy videos

Melanie Broder Bashaw

Adaptability is one of the most important survival skills in this industry, and you don’t have to suddenly become a capital-C Creator to make videos that matter.

The case for scrappy videos

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The case for scrappy videos

The “report” is the least important part of your research report

What makes or breaks your B2B original research report often happens long before you start writing

Most B2B research wouldn’t survive a peer review — and it’s costing us our credibility

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