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What Do a Trucker, Nurse, Farmer, Knitter and Trash Man Have In Common? They’re All Influencers.
These days, there are influencers for all kinds of niche communities.
Jennifer Miller
Jennifer Miller is the author of the novels The Heart You Carry Home and The Year of the Gadfly.
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