Hello and welcome to the Fizzle Share.

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Listen, on the show today, this is, of course, the Fizzle show, and on the show today, we're going to answer a listener question.

And here, I'll just, here, take it away, Nathan.

Hello and welcome to the Fizzle show.

Too many small, interesting businesses fail because the founders didn't have the support and direction, depth or breadth of experience

to fully define their audience.

To write epic, get motivated now and all the other bits you need to build a business

doing something that matters.

Every week they publish another conversation to help you build your thing and support

yourself doing something you care about.

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Your hosts are Barrett Brooks, Steph Crowder, Corbett Barr and me, Chase Reeves.

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Listen, the content that you publish on your website or your YouTube channel on your

podcast or on your Periscope or whatever. Could be an evergreen source of traffic,

revenue, brand love, and loyalty, or it could be a total waste of time and effort. So how do you

know what content to create? In this episode, we're going to show you how to decide what questions you should spend time answering for your audience,

including ways to learn right now from other people's audiences, in case you haven't already built your own.

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