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Who is the customer in a self-marketing strategy?

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How you can use positioning to market yourself to employers?



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Answer to Question 1

The customer in self-marketing is the prospective employer.

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Job seekers can distance themselves from other applicants by emphasizing their special skills and explaining how they are uniquely qualified for a job.



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