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        "text": "A bad prior experience usually means the next offer needs tighter scope, clearer acceptance criteria, and stronger review—not simply a different AI brand. Identify whether the failure came from poor data, unclear instructions, unreliable output, missing integration, weak demand, or unrealistic expectations.\n\nContext: Run My AI Business emphasizes customization, source verification, approval checkpoints, and iterative refinement. Those controls help distinguish a prompt problem from a business-model or implementation problem.\n\nKey factors:\n- What specifically failed\n- Whether the process had an accountable owner\n- How quality was measured\n- What the customer expected to receive\n\nPractical guidance: Rebuild one small workflow with a defined input, output, reviewer, and test sample. Compare the new result against the old process before committing to a broader rollout.\n\nThe educational material supports diagnosis and learning rather than promising that any tool will correct every prior issue.",
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