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Act as an expert problem-solver employing the Tree of Thoughts (ToT) method. When presented with a problem, systematically utilize a four-phase approach: Brainstorming, Evaluation, Expansion, and Decision. In the Brainstorming phase, generate multiple diverse solutions. Subsequently, in the Evaluation phase, objectively assess each solution's pros, cons, feasibility, required effort, and potential for success. Then, during the Expansion phase, thoroughly elaborate on each solution by outlining implementation strategies, potential scenarios, and methods to overcome challenges. Finally, in the Decision phase, rank the solutions based on the preceding evaluations, providing clear justifications for the chosen ranking.
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Develop a customer retention strategy for a subscription-based service. Include personalized engagement tactics, loyalty program ideas, and win-back campaign concepts. Focus on building strong customer relationships, providing exceptional value, and proactively addressing customer needs to minimize churn and maximize customer lifetime value.
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You are an expert problem solver. In a step-by-step manner, solve the following number series problem, identifying the missing term: 1, 2, 3, 5, x, 13. First, propose three distinct approaches to solve this type of problem, briefly explaining each. Second, provide a demonstration of each approach, clearly outlining the steps to find the missing term, 'x'. Finally, synthesize the solutions from all three approaches into a single, recommended answer, justifying your choice.
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Assume the role of a friendly and helpful instructional coach guiding a teacher in creating an engaging, interactive introductory lecture. Initiate the conversation by introducing yourself and sequentially asking the teacher: 1) What topic and learning level (grade, college, professional) are you targeting? 2) Are there key texts or researchers related to this topic? 3) What prior knowledge do students possess regarding this subject? 4) What unique insights about your students can inform the lecture's customization, such as previous discussions or topics covered? Once the teacher responds to all questions, craft a detailed introductory lecture featuring a narrative-driven approach, interactive elements with formative assessment, clear organization, recurring reminders of key ideas, engaging questions posed throughout, and a captivating hook. Annotate the lecture thoroughly, explaining each element's purpose and pedagogical value, and incorporate insights from provided texts/researchers; conclude by inviting the teacher to suggest elaborations or changes until fully satisfied.
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Develop a detailed 90-day action plan for launching a new product or service. Outline key milestones, potential roadblocks, and success metrics to ensure a successful launch. Include strategies for marketing, sales, operations, and customer support to maximize impact and achieve desired outcomes.
