When a Cute Idea Becomes a Brand Miss: A Tale About The Olympics
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Welcome back to Proof it's Possible! In this episode, Dayle and Jamie discuss the importance of knowing your audience. They explore the value of choosing freebies and gifts that align with your audience's needs, and the impact of misaligned gifts like the stuffies given at the 2026 Olympics. They also explore how audience-informed marketing can pull consumers in and completely shift your audience's opinion of you if done correctly. Dayle touches on how your client niche may be defined by your client's needs rather than their other traits. The episode highlights the value of understanding and aligning with your audience's needs, as well as the importance of using audience feedback to realign if you miss the mark. Tune in to discover:
- Why the Olympics' 2026 gift is a great example of not knowing your audience
- Why it's essential to understand what your clients have in common and what you can connect with them on
- Dayle and Jamie's favorite freebies and why they are impactful
- Why understanding your clients' needs is the most important part of knowing your audience
What has your experience been with getting to know your audience? Share your thoughts with us — we’d love to hear! DM us on Instagram @dayle_sheehan_designs & @jamiedfrancis! See you next time!
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