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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2018 · 24 MIN

SPOKEN: The importance to being RELEVANT in the Private Event World

from the JASON JANI podcast · host Jason Jani

Being relevant is important now more than ever. Producing content that connects with people will be the difference from having the phone ring or someone skipping over your profile, website or content. In this episode Jason Jani shares his thoughts of a REAL LIFE situation and issue he was made aware of from a couple searching for wedding professionals for their upcoming wedding. If you are in the event industry, this podcast is something you should listen to - to see if you are limiting the phone from ringing, growing your presence or creating the opportunity to work with people. As always, thank you for the listen. If you agree or disagree with me, I would love to hear from you, so please consider sharing your thoughts on my instagram or FB page with a comment or PM. Be sure to subscribe to this podcast to stay up to date with future SPOKEN, MIX and INTERVIEW episodes of this podcast. Thanks for the listen. - Jason

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