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All successful marketing campaigns target a particular audience. A target audience is a group of people who have several things in common with one another that distinguishes them from others. If your target audience is defined too broadly, then you will waste money marketing to the wrong people. The purpose of defining your target audience is so that you can craft a central marketing message that speaks to their needs and desires.

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