How to advertise better: the key is define your key clients

Defining your key clients is an arduous but necessary process to successfully advertise. This is key to the success of an entire campaign and doing it badly would mean losing a lot of money, time and even ruining the launch of a good or a new product. That's why today we'll give you some tips to define your key client.

Why define a key client?

When a company starts to grow, it is necessary to discover with which client the expected growth will be achieved. Only a good knowledge of the customer, what their needs are and taking into account who is the buyer and decision maker, who acts to obtain a benefit to their company, will help in your growth objectives.

Your goal would only be met if you know your key customer well, who will be the one that will help you grow. Your objective as a supplier of goods or services is to cover the needs of the client.

With a correct segmentation of your clients, you will know what efforts and what actions you must do to satisfy their needs, as well as tell you who the key customer is, with who you can strengthen your business growth.

How to define the key customer?

Simple! You have to ask yourself only three questions:

1. Who are your current clients?: Write the characteristics they share and common problems.

2. Who benefits from your product ?: write the profile of people who buy your product.

3. What kind of client do you find most comfortable, that is, what profile do you prefer?

Already with those questions answered, you are in the way to advertise better.

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