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    Walk through an international airport terminal and you're bound to hear all sorts of languages being spoken. Of all of their differences — in tone quality, pitch, and even consonant use — the one that sticks out the most is speed. Some like Spanish, Japanese, and Italian seem to speed along like a drumroll, while others, like Vietnamese or French, seem to roll off the tongue at a more leisurely pace. Regardless of these contrasts, new research published in Science Advances found that one key ele

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    Abigail LeJeune
    Branding Ambassadors, Inc.
    4568 Highway One
    Makeup, CA 12709

    September 14, 2019

    Mr. David Henry


    Chief Marketing Officer
    Consulate of Branding
    328 Plainway Road
    San Samon, CA 12808

    Dear Mr. Henry:

    This past weekend, I met one of your staff members, Cody Abercorn. He was manning your company’s
    booth at the Cincinnati Trade Show. Since our booths were adjacent to one another, we had the
    opportunity to get to know each other rather well.

    I must say, his professionalism and welcoming attitude toward your visitors was highly encouraging.
    Visitors were welcomed into your company’s booth as if they were entering his home for a Friday
    evening dinner party. Every guest became a fast friend. Beyond that, they left the booth highly informed
    on your product line.

    How often do we receive congratulatory letters, in a sea full of complaint letters? I wanted to make sure
    you began your week with a highly complimentary letter. I would say you spend a lot of time training
    your staff and Cody has certainly reaped those rewards.

    As President and CEO of my own marketing firm, Branding Ambassadors, I wonder if you might
    consider teaming Cody up with us for a social media marketing campaign? Perhaps we can partner up on
    a short campaign where we sponsor one another in two to three posts.

    With over 1.5 million followers, I believe we can join together and support each other’s endeavors very
    effectively. What do you say? Will we take over the Internet and create a marketing movement that is
    mutually beneficial to our growing companies?

    Thank you for your time!

    Sincerely,

    [Signature here]

    Abigail LeJeune
    President and CEO
    www.brandingambassadorsinc.com

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