Knowing where to start when it comes to doing your own marketing
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Curiosity Key - listen to innovators, change-makers and curious thinkers making the world a better place
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Doing your own marketing can sometimes be overwhelming, frustrating and it can be hard to know where to start or what to focus on. This episodes explores Charlie Whyman's OTTER framework to help you prioritise and focus and shares some lessons learned throughout an accidental career in technical sales and marketing. For the show notes visit www.charliewhyman.com/podcast/
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