We’re feeling festive in the office, and we’re also thinking about marketing! One of our favourite Christmas films is ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens. It recounts the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, an elderly miser who is visited by the ghost of his former business partner Jacob Marley and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present […]
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B2B Target Customer Profile Example: Who are you?
Our last blog introduced ‘Adventurous Abby’, a fictitious customer persona for B2C marketing. We also spoke about the importance of knowing your target customer. So, hot on the heels of Abby, we have created ‘Determined Dominic’ as our fictional marketing persona for business-to-business (B2B) marketing.
B2C Target Customer Profile Example: Who are you?
Our last blog talked about the importance of really knowing your target customer as part of your marketing strategy. But what do they look like, I hear you ask? Let us introduce you to ‘Adventurous Abby.’
Who is your target customer? Understand them to grow your business.
Who is my target customer? ‘It’s anyone that needs a ……’ Out and about, we hear this from businesses a lot, and we get it. Defining your ideal customer and the detail behind what makes them tick is tricky, but it can be done. It takes time, a bit of research and some thought.
Microsite vs Multisite – which one is which?
Microsite vs Multisite? What are they, and when do I use them?
Thoughtful Marketing – are you on board?
Scream Blue Murder have just signed up to the Thoughtful Marketing Movement. Created by online florists Bloom & Wild, their inspiration came from giving their customers a chance to opt-out of emails around sensitive occasions like Mother’s Day.
Marketing – how to tap into the needs of your customers
How a cup of tea lead to 16 types of customer needs. It was my turn to make team drinks in the office today. We had one black decaf coffee, one regular black coffee and one tea with milk. All were different, made to the specific needs of each team member. I knew who drank […]
Birdsong & Marketing
Tweet. Chirp. Squawk. Twitter. Peep. Cheep. Squeak. Chop. Sing. Beep. Pipe. Cry. Shriek. Screech. Scream. Call. How often do we sit and completely immerse ourselves in birdsong, tapping into our senses and tuning in to what is going on around us? We stop, we take notice, and we listen to the nuances of the plethora […]