How and Why To Define Your Target Market
Summary
Instead, they highlighted the benefit that this feature provided: “1,000 songs in your pocket.” Their customers didn’t care about how much space the device boasted, but the number of jams they could fit on a playlist. It uncovered that much of where its focus had been, price-cutting and thriftiness, actually wasn’t as important to customers as baggage restrictions and seating policies. Understanding customer personas and what they needed helped the company build empathy and create a better experience moving forward. Review your customer survey responses to uncover users that may have incredibly insightful information to share about their usage. You’ll paint a whole picture of your ideal user’s needs, from the start of their search, all the way through to their success with your product.