Upload
meteormike
View
157
Download
3
Tags:
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
COMM 5007 @ Kean University
Citation preview
Chapter 3:Identifying Target Audiences
By: Michael Rizzo
Activity
• Write down 3 reasons why you would check the weather/forecast.
The Target Audience
• The consumers!
Personas
Demographics Constraints
Needs & Wants
Persona Makeup
Demographics
• Age• Gender• Income• Education• Ethnicity• Occupation
Constraints
• Technological• Personal
Needs & Wants
• Activities• Attitudes• Beliefs• Philosophy• Interest• Opinion• Traits• Values
Making the Persona
• Michelle Golden – Three-Step Persona Development Cycle
Identify Persona Roles
List Needs & Situational
Triggers
Create Messaging Objectives
Persona Roles
• Who makes the decisions to buy?
• Be specific!
Needs & Situational Triggers
• What do they want?• How do they get it?
• Example Persona: Prospective Graduate StudentsProspective Undergraduate Students
Messaging Objectives
• Relevancy to address the needs!
• Apply product to the needs of target audience!
…Let’s narrow it down!
• What differentiates your personas?
Need
InterestAffordability
Optimal Target Audience Secondary Target Audience
Optimal vs. Secondary
• Don’t disregard the Secondary! They’re important too.
• Requires special focus and attention
The Bigger Picture
• All seems arbitrary and vague
BECAUSE IT IS!
Let’s Specify
• Activity Part 2! Let’s categorize personas!
Discussion
• What messages can we create to target these personas? What are the messaging objectives?
• What are the demographics? The Constraints? Needs? Situational Triggers?
Going Deeper• Narrow down and specify further! Humanize.
Graduate Students
MA Communication Graduate Students
MA Communication Graduate Students with Full-Time Job
MA Communication
Graduate Students with Full
Time Day Job
The Cruise Industry
• Who is the audience? • What are their needs? Constraints?
Demographics?• What are the personas?• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkUTFCCL
pE0
Cruise Ship Marketing
• Krieger, B., Moskowitz, H., & Rabino, S. (2005). What Customers Want from a Cruise Vacation: Using Internet-Enabled Conjoint Analysis to Understand the Customer' s Mind. Journal Of Hospitality & Leisure Marketing, 13(1), 83-111. doi:10.1300/J150v13n0106�
What they found…
• Cruise vacations are appealing because of:– Stimulus– Expectations– Convenience of pieces
• Audience:– Escape Reality– Romance– Group Memories– Offers a getaway for prolonged period of time.
Your role on social media
• In groups of 2, take 5-10 minutes to discuss what you do on social media. (Hint: Anything)
Social Technographics Profile
• Charlene Li & John Bernoff• Consumer Behavior on Social Media– What, Where, & When
Climbing the Ladder
Creators
Conversationalists
Critics
Collectors
Joiners
Spectators
Inactives
24%
33%
37%
20%
59%
70%
17%
Audience Participation
• “Join the Conversation!”• Sound natural, and talk how they talk.
• Example: Royal Caribbean International