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Instructions
1. Use the "Profiling Criteria" tab to get some ideas for how you might want to describe your customer profiles or 'user personas'.
2. In the "End User Profile" tab, create a fictional profile for people who will be using your product day-to-day. Feel free to edit the profiling criteria.
3. In the "Economic Buyer Profile" tab, create a fictional profile for the person who will make the decision or influence the purchase of the product.
4. In the "Technical Buyer Profile" tab, create a fictional profile for the person who will evaluate the product from a technical or functional standpoint.
5. Communicate with your product development team and help them understand the profiles: who they are, how they think, what they do, and where they are.
Customer Profile Template
Demographic (who they are) Psychographic (how they think) Behavioural (what they do) Environment (where they are)
# Employees Income Market Focused Price Sensitivity Response to Marketin Where they shop Purchasing Power Political Climate
Industry Marital Status Open-Minded/Rigid Conservative/Liberal Purchasing Methods Store preferences Management Style Currency
# Locations Education Decision Process Enviro-Friendly Memberships Memberships Purchasing Process Payment Methods
Years in Business Family Size Early Adopter Hobbies Internet Usage Internet Usage Purchasing Power Shipping & Receiving
Markets Served Gender Growth vs. Static Lifestyle Collateral Consumed Impulsiveness Business Culture Languages Spoken
Job Title Social Circles Professionalism Service Preference Habits & Skills
Level of Experience Occupation Require Referrals Buy based on trends Research Methods
Loyalty Relationships
Income $45,000/year
Customer Profile #1 - End User
Demographics (who they are)
Age 56