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      <title>Buck's Tip: The Power of the Testimonial</title>
      <description>Testify. A good testimonial attracts attention, conveys a benefit, and achieves credibility. If a testimonial sounds so good that you couldn't have said it better yourself, then it probably won't sound credible to the reader.&lt;a href=http://dnndev.com/Blog/tabid/347/EntryId/44/Bucks-Tip-The-Power-of-the-Testimonial.aspx&gt;More...&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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