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107: Getting Past the Fears of Building an Audience
Having a brand means having a certain kind of reputation. It means you are perceived in a certain way by someone else, whether positive or negative.
The requirement of any brand is having someone else on the other side of it: a customer, a target audience member, a competitor, and so on. If nobody knows about what you're doing, your brand doesn't exist.
Getting in front of people is not something that comes naturally to most. When you put yourself out there or when you allow your work or creativity to be public, it can be scary!
The best part is: you're not alone. There are a lot of other people struggling with putting themselves out there because building an audience can be nerve-wracking.
On today's episode, I want to share some of my experience with building and audience and help to alleviate some of the most prominent fears that hold too many people back.
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By Cory Miller and Kyle AdamsHaving a brand means having a certain kind of reputation. It means you are perceived in a certain way by someone else, whether positive or negative.
The requirement of any brand is having someone else on the other side of it: a customer, a target audience member, a competitor, and so on. If nobody knows about what you're doing, your brand doesn't exist.
Getting in front of people is not something that comes naturally to most. When you put yourself out there or when you allow your work or creativity to be public, it can be scary!
The best part is: you're not alone. There are a lot of other people struggling with putting themselves out there because building an audience can be nerve-wracking.
On today's episode, I want to share some of my experience with building and audience and help to alleviate some of the most prominent fears that hold too many people back.