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Sep 30, 2021 12 min

143. How do you define your niche?

from Brand Therapy Hosted by Phil Pallen

How specific should you get with targeting your audience? 🎯 In the world of personal branding, brand strategists Phil and Lauren have a controversial opinion. In this no-nonsense episode of Brand Therapy, your hosts get real about the sweet spot of niching down. From procrastinating through strategizing to trying to appeal to everyone, you’ll be inspired to combat your niching demons to get your business growing.

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