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Presentation
- 2. Context
- 4. Identifying my target audience • Age- • Gender- • Location- • Political beliefs-
- 6. Logos
- 9. Link for Youtube • https://youtu.be/B4U0XB2bCVM
- 10. Link for podcast • https://soundcloud.com/tommyylisterr7/po dcast-trailer-fmp
- 11. Summary
- 12. Q&A