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      <description>Picture two dashboards on one screen. The first says marketing is winning: cost per lead down 40%. The second says sales is losing: pipeline flat for three quarters. Both are right, because they measure different things with the same word. Here is where lead generation ends, where demand generation starts, and how to run both without either one lying to you.</description>
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