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Hi and welcome to the Episode #112 of the Internet Marketing Muscle Podcast.

[tweetthis url=”http://goo.gl/GvPh9L”]Determining who your audience is is one of the most important things you can do for your business.[/tweetthis]

Show Notes

  • Episode #12!!!
  • Dedicating this one to your audience.
  • Let’s get started!

Think about Your Audience

  • Who do you serve?
  • What can you do for them?Can you earn a living doing it?
  • Put another way, can you earn a profit that you can be happy with?

Differentiators

  • Why you?
  • Why not somebody else?
  • What is different about your “product?”
  • What is the same, and how can you make it different?

Assemble an audience

  • Get it yourself
  • Borrow it from someone else
  • Both

Make them an offer they cannot refuse

  • This is what marketing & sales is all about – find a problem, create a solution.
  • Or, find a hole and fill it.
  • BUT, to do this, you have to really know your audience.

Build a real Relationship

  • Your audience is made of real people.
  • Therefore, treat them like real people.
  • That means you have to COMMUNICATE.
  • Sometimes, that’s hard. I get it.

Lifehack

  • When doing anything with audio or video, TEST your output before you do an entire show (like this podcast – don’t ask how I know this  )
  • No lifehack today, except to say – get Evernote and use it!
  • For more great lifehacks, subscribe to the Slackerize Newsletter

Final Thoughts

  • Thanks for listening.
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