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Why hello there, I see that you are in a pickle and don't know who's your audience. Don't worry, it happens to the best of us. Here's a podcast that will help you relax and understand that your not alone.
Don't know your audience?
Well you came to the right place!
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But what do the sources say?
You can look up on how you can find your audience, but whatever you find won't give you a direct answer. So that is why I found three sources and that helps and explain on what each one had to say about finding an audience.
How do you find an audience in other subjects?
So know we know what to do to find an audience, but will it work for other subjects and people? Will using the same method give me the same results? It might work, it might not.
Time for an experiment
Now time to answer the big question. The video on the right shows explains an experiment that i created in which it shows the "Hunters and Gatherers" method, in which one two participants know who their audience is (hunters) and two other participants don't (gatherers).
