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Gaining trust as a brand requires a subtle but important shift in the way you present your products or services. Creating buyer personas can help you stay focused on your customers' needs. How can you create a buyer persona for your business? Buyer typologies should include a combination of internal and external data . As mentioned earlier, some brands will create multiple typologies to represent different types of customers.


Anyway, my suggestion is to start with a singular typology that you later derive from , letting it evolve naturally afterwards. In short, choose your target customer model and build a persona based on what you already know. Then create a plan to improve this typology based on relevant data collection. In the initial phase you need to create a list of questions , which you can use to start this process. I'll leave you with a series of questions from each category below, with the caveat that this is just a starting point. The list is not exhaustive and may be updated and refined as the amount of information you collect increases.





What should each Buyer Persona profile look like? Buyer persona profile general information Age Gen Marital status Geographical positioning Residence environment (rural or urban) Income level Level of education Professional information  Belgium WhatsApp Number Data Company size Level in the company (middle, senior) under Identification elements What social networks do they use? What are their sources of information? What sites do they visit? What newsletters are they subscribed to? What books do they read? Attend conferences or events? Where do they shop? Do they have any relevant hobbies?