Target Audience Flashcards
What is a Target Audience?
The people you are trying to reach with your marketing message, who may be likely to take action as a result of seeing it.
People in your Target Audience will usually have these three characteristics in common:
Demographics, Interests, Behaviors
Demographics:
Age, gender, location, education, occupation, income, household
Interests:
Topics they follow, products, or activities
Behaviors:
(especially related to media consumption)
websites they visit, online magazines they like to read, hobbies they have, bloggers they like to follow,
Segments:
Your Target Audience is a SEGMENT of the population; a group of people who share the demographics, interests, and behaviors you are interested in reaching with your marketing message.
Primary Target Audience:
Likely the most valuable group of people to focus your marketing money and messaging around
Secondary Target Audience:
A different group of people who may be interested in your product, but who are less valuable than the primary target audience.
Benefit of having a Secondary Target Audience:
Can help you structure your marketing efforts if you feel that your product might appeal to distinctly separate groups of people.
Target Persona
Name and an image of an ideal example of your Primary Target Audience, to help you personify your Primary Target Audience.
Difference between FB Analytics and Google Analytics?
FB shows you who your customers Are and Google Analytics shows you what your customers are Doing.
What does FB ANALYTICS tell you about your customer?
- Age
- Gender
- Lifestyle
- Education
- Relationship Status
- Job role
- Household size
- Location
9 Page Likes - Customers Prior Purchase Activity (most important)
What platforms does FB ANALYTICS include?
Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram
What does TWITTER BUSINESS ANALYTICS tell you about your customer?
Has less biographical & less geographic data than FB or Google, but does tell you:
- your followers’ interests
- the devices they use
- their online posting behavior
- what keywords they search
What does GOOGLE ANALYTICS tell you about your customer?
(Big picture view and great for determining CONVERSION rates of what your audience clicked on in your website, how they got there, and where they went after. )
- See how your different social media accounts
compare in terms of traffic - See which of your pages people purchase from the
most
And, most importantly: - Track people around the web, to determine where
they’re coming to your page from and where they’re
going after