Tomorrow is Wednesday, the Notorious Hump Day, and I would love to see Kiosk Social Branded Memes posted and shared. Make one you get $10 in Advertising, make 3 and it's $30 in free ads for your business. Let's get those hump day memes all over the web.
Not a good way to spend the day. My SUV overheated twice so I just got home about 25 minutes ago and have 1 hour bfore i have to head back to Yuma to get my wife. Glad we get the other car back tomorrow or Thursday as this one needs a BCM and other TLC.
Introductions: Who are you?
My name is Andy Anderson and I am a proud father of 7 and husband to wife Cary since Dec. 28th, 2000. Prior to moving into my own home-based online marketing business in 2004, I had 14 years of offline management mostly in Food Services and Retail. Since coming online my biggest project was a 9-year run as co-owner and CEO to the now defunct Kooiii Social Media Search which I left as a result of a nervous breakdown. I have seen nearly ever obstacle possible even being homeless at one point and hop to inspire others with my story and future success. Oh yeah, I am Owner/Admin here at Kiosk Social.
Steve Harvey on What is Your Purpose In Life?
A few words on Discipline from Jim Rohn.
A customer avatar is a fictional representation of your ideal customer. It is a tool that helps you to understand your target audience better so that you can create marketing and sales materials that are more likely to resonate with them.
To create a customer avatar, you will need to gather information about your target audience, including their demographics, psychographics, and buying behavior. Once you have gathered this information, you can use it to create a detailed profile of your ideal customer.
Here are the steps on how to create a customer avatar:
Define your target audience.
Who are you trying to reach with your product or service?
What are their demographics, such as age, gender, location, and income?
Understand their needs and pain points.
What are the problems that your product or service can solve for your target audience? What are their goals and aspirations?
Identify their buying behavior. How do your target audience make buying decisions? What channels do they use to research and purchase products or services?
Create a persona. Once you have gathered all of this information, you can create a persona for your ideal customer. This persona should be a fictional representation of your target audience, with a name, age, gender, location, income, needs, pain points, and buying behavior.
Use your customer avatar to guide your marketing and sales efforts. Once you have created your customer avatar, you can use it to guide your marketing and sales efforts. You can use it to create content that is relevant to your target audience, and to develop sales pitches that are tailored to their needs.
Here are some additional tips for creating a customer avatar:
Be as specific as possible. The more specific you are, the more helpful your customer avatar will be.
Use real data. The best way to create a customer avatar is to use real data about your target audience. This data can come from surveys, customer interviews, and website analytics.
Get input from others. Once you have created a draft of your customer avatar, get input from others who are familiar with your target audience. This will help you to ensure that your avatar is accurate and helpful.
Creating a customer avatar is a valuable exercise that can help you to better understand your target audience. By following the steps above, you can create a customer avatar that will help you to create marketing and sales materials that are more likely to resonate with your ideal customers.
Just deleted 2 non-affiliate training posts from this group. The training dojo is for tips and ideas related to how to do affiliate marketing, not individual programs or non-distinct resources.
Currently revamping Income Legion. Those looking for the community can join us here at Kiosk Social which is the community brand moving forward.
Currently revamping Income Legion. Those looking for the community can join us here at Kiosk Social which is the community brand moving forward.
