You should take a similar approach when
thinking about your buyer personas.
Not exact matches
Among the clutter of poorly written or hyped for publicity posts on
buyer personas, it is nice to see a genuinely
thought out post on a topic I care deeply
about.
If you are looking for more specifics on
buyer personas, there have already been a couple of posts on the Content Marketing Institute that dug into the specifics: Keith Wiegold had a post
about thinking about more than demographics and yesterday Chris Moritz provides some good links to get more info.
I hop on the phone with people and tell them
about using dynamic content to create a customized experience sometimes without
thinking about the fact that they didn't even know how to create
buyer personas, much less how to customize they buying experience to them.
I am wondering what you
think about adding a complement to the way
Buyer Personas are used to drive outbound marketing: Intelligent Alerting where you simply «ask»
buyers to set their criteria and permission for receiving marketing communications.
Don't Fall in the Profiling Trap: a misunderstanding I wrote
about in my recent article, Use
Buyer Personas to Segment by Buying Behavior, is thinking that buyer personas are a profiling of specific titles and / or roles in your target organiza
Buyer Personas to Segment by Buying Behavior, is thinking that buyer personas are a profiling of specific titles and / or roles in your target organ
Personas to Segment by Buying Behavior, is
thinking that
buyer personas are a profiling of specific titles and / or roles in your target organiza
buyer personas are a profiling of specific titles and / or roles in your target organ
personas are a profiling of specific titles and / or roles in your target organization.
He has a thesis in his new book
about how kind of
buyers or clients are taking control of the dynamics of the industry and as part of that, I
think he and you advocate for lawyers and small law firms,
thinking more like businesses and
thinking about clients as
buyers and things like that, that we'll get into in the episode, but one of the topics that I
think is interesting to talk
about then is something we've brought up a few times in the past
about kind of identifying your ideal client or crafting
personas of your ideal clients that you can have a story of who you're looking for and how to find them.
The Web allows us to
think more
about the individual people that we're trying to reach — what I call
buyer personas.