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People back at the agency and back at the client headquarters have paid a lot of money for this next part. So all talk ceases. "Shhh. She's showing the boards!" At the point where the creative work is shown, the moderator can either present the television ideas herself (usually poorly) or she can ask the copywriter to come out from behind the mirror and present the ideas to the group. It then becomes the copywriters' job to present the work objectively, as if he or she is NOT the creator of the ideas being presented. Meanwhile, he or she IS. In fact, good moderators usually go FAR out of their way to make the people at the focus group feel that they can be ULTRA HONEST about the ideas, even i
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