Many entrepreneurs think an ideal customer profile is enough. In practice, it remains too generic and too broad.
As long as you’re speaking to everyone, you’re mostly hoping someone connects, and becomes a customer by chance.
That’s not a strategy. That’s luck.
What you do want is to divide your audience into smaller segments, so you stop communicating broadly and start communicating with focus.
Marketing needs to feel personal and truly resonate, otherwise, nothing happens.
That’s why you flip it around. You let your customer show where they are and what they need. Based on that, you can follow up with precision, without extra time, but with far more impact.





