We know Mel pretty well by now. Knowing where he hangs out, what type of information he likes, what his goals and values are, his possible barriers to entry, and his fears, we can tailor make an ad campaign or specific content that will appeal to him and make it easier for him to both trust us and buy from us.

You can create dozens of customer profiles. In fact, you should. Most niches are not so narrow as to appeal to only one segment of the population. I have found that making up these imaginary customers is actually quite entertaining.

My recommendation is to create a template of some kind, using the information found within this tutorial to standardize your 'customer profiles.' That way, when you're preparing a specific campaign, you have something to reference during the copywriting phase of the project.



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Ultimateless Premium
That is such a good way of breaking down who your customers are and where to target your marketing. Thanks, Mel. Will the real Mel please stand up?
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onmyownterms Premium
Well, this Mel doesn't have any children or a wife. ROFL
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MKearns Premium
BTW. Very good training!
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onmyownterms Premium
Thank you.
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MKearns Premium
Mel you have profiled fictitious Mel very well. Hopefully he will be well targeted for the business niche applicable to him.
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onmyownterms Premium
Thanks, he's the cantankerous sort and is difficult to sell to.
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VRudio Premium
Hi! Thank you for another informative post. This really helpful and it remind me that some of the things you mention, I didn't even realize we need to do it. Like copywriting, I thought in the sense of seller or owner, but never for the customer. I guess I need to adjust the way I'm thinking, especially now that I want to own an online marketing . Thank you again.
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onmyownterms Premium
You're welcome.
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Caroline67x Premium
Thanks for sharing
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You're welcome.
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