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Develop personas, and write customized emails that offer genuine value.

Invest in video, understand your audience and research the channels they use.

Knowing who you are talking to is the first step to persuading them your idea is worth acting on.

Every job has its own incoherent jargon that only insiders know. Sifting that out and thinking back to when you were a newbie can help you make what you do intelligible to those who don't yet know.

Making a living online is very easy after you've put in a lot of really hard work.

Start simple, then hone in on your audience and ask for their feedback.

Pushing that sales pitch hard in your video is your first mistake.

Unlocking the power of Instagram starts with learning to see what works and what doesn't.

It's time to look beyond Google and Facebook.

A good idea with mediocre marketing is how businesses go broke.

Knowledge of your audience is the first step in creating an effective, powerful presentation. If you can answer these 10 questions about your audience, you're on the right path.

These key figures can help you measure your reach and make smart moves that engage audiences to interact with your brand.

Focus on the right area, the right audience and the right type of advertising.

Identify which idea can gain traction and make you a happy business owner.

FB Live is a fun way to engage, connect and interact with your audience.

Engaged followers mean more than countless silent fans.

Performing artists believe their professional growth relies on taking the roles that scare them most. Business leaders, take note.

Writing is an essential skills that will make you a more effective leader and businessperson.

In the long run, knowing your audience will be highly beneficial to your business.

The study could be another way to evaluate audience responses to campaigns.

It's easy to feel like you can grow a loyal audience in no time using the latest growth hacks or Twitter and Facebook tricks. But the truth is, it's not that simple.