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Competitive Kill Sheet Development Workbook

A Workbook for Gathering the Information You Need to Develop Effective Competitive Kill Sheets

To help you gather and distill the essential information to create effective competitive kill sheets, simply answer the questions in these development worksheets with as much specificity and detail as possible. An example of a fictitious competitive kill sheet is provided at the end of the workbook.

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