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If I knew then what I know now: Anna Daly


by Fiona Alston
25.05.22

Anna Daly is an Irish broadcaster and the founder of Little Bliss, an ethical lifestyle clothing brand for kids and adults. Here Anna imparts the nuggets of wisdom she has gained from her business and broadcasting experience, in conversation with Fiona Alston.

What’s one lesson have you learned throughout your years in business? I’ve learned from watching guests, and from asking the questions, that you can’t get everything across in an interview. Most interviews, whether it’s telly, radio, or print, there’s a finite amount of time or space. The advice I would give anybody going into any situation where they want to portray something about their brand, or product, or service is to decide beforehand – what...

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