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    Your audience is not boring

    enNovember 09, 2023
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    About this Episode

    Guy Bauer uses personal stories to illustrate the complexity of clients, showing they're more than their professional façade. From his love for news shows to viral TikTok trends, he reveals the diverse interests people hold beyond the boardroom. This episode is a must-listen for content creators, offering a fresh, humorous perspective on engaging with multifaceted audiences. Tune in for an entertaining and eye-opening discussion that will transform how you view and interact with your clients!

    Learn more about Guy and Umault at umault.com

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