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42 Buyer Persona Questions to Inspire Your Research
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It’s not unusual for businesses to create several buyer personas, each one representing a different target customer, or individual involved in the buying process. “When this is the case, you might create a buyer persona to represent each one of these people because the way you market, sell, and serve them will differ based on each person’s unique needs and buying criteria.” But, don’t let this overwhelm you. You don’t have to do it all at once. Start by building one persona, see how it feels, then expand from there.
What are Buyer Personas and Why Do I Need Them? “Buyer personas are usually captured in a shared document and some companies even display them as visual reminders of the people that most matter to their business.” Sometimes referred to as marketing or customer personas (or even profiles or avatars), buyer personas are a critical tool for your business. The very process of creating buyer personas helps your team gain a unified view of your target audience. And, once they’re complete, you can share these documents with others in your organization to ensure that everyone understands your customers and can do a better job of attracting and/or serving them.
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