You Shouldn't Try To Speak To Multiple Different Audiences At Once #shorts

28 May 2026 · 0 min
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Nicolas Cole argues you can't serve multiple audiences with one channel. He points to PGA, AI Writing School, and Ship 30 for 30 as examples that each maintain separate email lists for their specific audiences. Segmenting beats lumping everyone together.

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