Phrases with «early evangelists»

The phrase "early evangelists" refers to individuals who are among the first to advocate or promote a new idea, product, or concept to others. They are typically influential or passionate supporters who spread the word and generate enthusiasm for something. Full definition

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Sentences with «early evangelists»

Both innovated communication techniques that startled the world — Sunday with his elaborate teams of «experts» and sophisticated and expensive «revival machinery» that developed huge audiences; Graham with his even more impressive cadre of technicians, and his use of television to extend his reach beyond the wildest dreams of earlier evangelists. (religion-online.org)
That's because 1) you're judged by the company you keep; 2) they can provide useful feedback, ideas, and perspectives; and 3) those people can become early evangelists, helping spread the word about you and your work. (inc.com)
And I knew that there would be because in the product world, it's the exact same thing: there's a difference between early evangelists, early adopters and late adopters. (blog.reedsy.com)
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Phrases with «early evangelists»

Sentences with «early evangelists»

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