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Hi, my name is Brooks van Norman.
And in this module, I'm very excited to
be sharing with you how to create your perfect buyer avatar.
Because this step in the process of becoming an excellent marketer is the
most important piece that we can get good at and do well in order to make sure that
everything that we do with our marketing from this point forward is successful.
So let's get into it.
The goals of this module are to get.
Crystal clear on exactly who you serve and the outcome you provide and the
problems you solve, it's to understand your target buyer on a deep level, so you
can get their attention and turn them into your customers.
And finally to do that, we need to be able to create marketing content that is
potent and that is what we're going to be able to do by creating the perfect buyer
avatar, some expectation setting up front.
This process is going to take you two to five hours to complete properly.
I'm going to be going through an example of what a finished buyer avatar looks
like, but understand that took hours to get done.
In fact, it was something that we came back to over and over in order to get it
right. So don't try to do this all in one
sitting. Expect that you'll come back to this work
again and again as you get to know your target buyer better over time.
And anytime you need to create new content and marketing, you can refer to
this work to ensure you're speaking to the right audience and that you're
creating messaging that will resonate with that audience.
So what is a buyer avatar? Well, the best description that we've
come up with is that a buyer avatar is a semi fictitious character who represents
your ideal customer.
Another way to look at it is that it's an
understanding of this person from multiple dimensions.
And it's a specific and deep awareness of everything that relates to influencing
them. There are some pitfalls here in this
process. The first is not having enough detail and
rushing through the process.
We're going to be going through a
document in a moment and the temptation here is to skip through this and get into
the rest of the content of this Academy.
But I can tell you if you don't get this
right, everything else that you learn and.
Try to do with your marketing is not going to work as well as it could, so
please take the time and invest it in getting as much detail as you can in
creating your avatar.
The second pitfall is that your avatar is
too wide and too encompassing.
We really want to focus on one person.
Not multiple people, just your ideal customer.
It's one person.
Think about that one person in the room
out of 100 That is your perfect.
Customer that they've been waiting for
you, praying for you to show up in their lives and you have to know exactly what
that person is.
We like to say that you need to know your
buyer better than they know themselves.
That's a great framework to think about.
And then finally the pitfall of having a conflicting buyer avatar.
So what we mean is that you start out with the vision of what that one person
is at the beginning of this process and then you start changing it.
As you go through, you really want to have one person and one person only as
that semi fictitious character as you go through this process.
So your avatar is your foundation.
It is the number one most important
thing. And as I mentioned a moment ago, I have
to say it again because it's so critical.
If you don't get this right and you don't
take the time to invest in getting as much detail as you possibly can in this
process, your marketing is not going to work.
No technology, no learning, nothing is going to be able to save you from failed
marketing if you don't get this process and this step.
Right, because your ad copy, your ad images, your blog posts, your social
images, your headline, they should all mirror your avatars, feelings and deep
emotions about your situation.
And the only way you can do that is if
you really know that semi fictitious character as well or better than they
know themselves. Your job here as a marketer is to
discover that person, number one.
That's the process that we're going
through. And then number two, when you're out in
the field and you're using the platform and you're doing the process of marketing
is to reveal that person.
In other words, hold the mirror up to
show them who or where they are right now and who or where they could be with your
help. That contrast is really important.
And as we go into the next modules, you'll see that where people are and
where they want to be are the two polar.
Fields or polar opposites of what you
want to be thinking about in everything that you do in your marketing.
So really important is to think about showing the buyer who they are holding
that mirror up to them.
So how do we create it?
Well, it's a document.
It's a living document too.
We're going to be going through this process here in a couple of minutes and
doing it together.
And the document is called the Avatar and
Niche worksheet, and you can download it from somewhere around this video, maybe
below it. And there's a template that you will be
able to download to use for your own market and buyer avatar.
And there's also a sample that we'll be using of a gym owner.
That we created for this module so you can see what the level of detail and the
type of thinking and the context and really everything that you should aspire
to in creating your own buyer avatar.
Because examples are really valuable here
if you've never done this process before.
So you can see the level of detail that
you need to have in order to get this process right.
All right.
There's a few pitfalls here to be mindful
of as you create your perfect buyer avatar.
And the first thing is thinking you're going to have this figured out overnight.
This is a process, and it's a process that begins with what we're going to do
here in a moment of really just getting the big pieces in place, trying to figure
out the edge of the puzzle.
If you've ever made a puzzle, very often
it's the edges that people do.
So we kind of start with that thinking
and then we come back to it and fill it in.
Don't be surprised if there's questions that you just don't know, and if that's
the case, good.
That's good, because that means you're
going to be able to get to know your buyer avatar better.
You're going to have to go and figure those things out.
You're going to have to talk to your existing customers or think about the
people that you've spoken with in the past in sales calls or that are your
existing customers that you can use to bring that information into the buyer's
avatar development. So not revisiting your avatar and
updating it is.
Also a huge pitfall.
Doing this once and then never coming back to it is what amateur marketers do.
It's what rookies do.
It's what people who have skinny kids do,
as zig Ziglar used to say.
So really make sure that you continually
improve this as you get more familiar with your audience and your market,
because that's what really separates the best vibot marketers from the ones who
really struggle is constantly updating their buyer avatar and knowing their
buyer. As we say, better than they know
themselves. And finally thinking that this is easy
for everyone else but you.
This is tough work.
This is difficult work.
This is foundational work, and it's
really important. So don't be surprised if you feel a
little frustrated or if you struggle with some parts.
And if you do, we're here to help you reach out to us, and we'll give you the
guidance based on our own experience of learning how to really make this as great
as it could possibly be.
Ok, let's jump into the buyer, the
avatar. Niche worksheet and we'll start going
through what that looks like now.
Welcome to the Avatar and Niche
worksheet. This is a document that we have refined
over the years and it is one that we are now able to present to you as a tool that
is comprehensive and will help you see that buyer that you need to attract and
get the attention of in your market from multiple dimensions.
So this is the template and again this is a downloadable for you from the.
Assets or the resources below this video south all of the key things that we're
going to be going through here are in the document that you can have access to.
And the key here is to remember that everything you do, say and write should
speak directly to your most perfect customers or clients because you cannot
charge premium prices while pleasing the masses.
You must zero in on your avatars deep problems.
So we're going to be going through this process with the example of Jim.
Owners and let's say you're in an agency, let's say you're a marketing agency that
specializes in helping gym owners get members or get clients.
And so we have worked with, Jim agencies that help gym owners.
And so this was a great example for us to be sharing with you.
But again, think about this from the context of your own market.
So the other document that you have available to you is the sample document
that we're going to be going through here.
Which is the avatar and Niche worksheet gym owners.
You can download this as well from somewhere below the video.
Now the key point I want to make about this is you don't have to go through
these questions in a linear fashion, like you don't have to start with number one
or number two.
You can do what I mentioned a moment ago,
which is to start with the edges of the puzzle.
Start with the things that you know are the obvious questions that you have the
answers to because of your expertise.
Artists and experience with your market.
And then as you get to the places that you don't have, you can then go and get
that information. So you can fill these in.
But for the purposes of this video, just to make things a little easier to
consume, I'm going to be starting with one and then going all the way down to
the end of this document.
And again, I'm going to be speaking to
the examples that we have from the perspective of what you should really be
thinking about as you go through each of these questions.
I cannot underscore the importance of getting this right.
And if this looks like tedious work to you and it's not the work that you know
you were prepared to do what you wanted to do, I can tell you right now if you
don't do it, you are going to struggle in your marketing.
There's nothing more important than this work, and I know I'm repeating this
multiple times in this video, but I can tell you that when we look at our most
successful customers, they solve a specific problem for a specific person
and they know that.
Person and that problem as well or better
than any of their competitors in the marketplace.
So really give this your all.
Ok. So the first question is what's the
biggest result I can help a person achieve 2 to three statements.
So here you want to put in as few words as possible the statements of who you
serve. So in this case it's Jim owners and then
what the outcome is for their business.
So the formula here is you know I help X
which is the gym owners to do Y which is to get 5 to 10 calls with qualified
prospects and then if you can add a qualifier to it which would be the Y in
the formula. So I help X to do Y with Z for example.
The qualifier could be like every week or here's another one that we came up with
helping Jim owners.
Sale revenue at record speeds while
staying extremely capital efficient.
This is an example of the qualifier, and
the reason this is important is because when you put this kind of messaging in
front of your audience, there's boxes that need to get picked in the mind of
people who are going to be seeing your posts and seeing your ads or seeing your
LinkedIn profile or seeing your Facebook profile.
And when they see you come across their feed, they're going to want to know who
you are and what you do.
So this part here is really important
because you can use this as the headline for your social profile for your company
or for you personally if you're doing outreach on any of those platforms.
So helping gym owners scale revenue, that's the outcome at record speeds.
This is again another element that's part of the outcome.
And then while staying extremely capital efficient, that is something that is.
Relevant to the audience, right? What does your audience?
What does your target buyer? Fear or not want to do well.
This is the opposite of it, right? A lot of gym owners think they have to
spend a lot of money in order to scale revenue and that worries them.
So you can see we're already starting to develop and showcase that deep knowledge
of our market.
So if we show them an ad or a headline or
a social media profile, that says that you help them achieve the goal that they
want without doing the bad thing that they don't want or staying away from that
bad thing.
You're already aligning very closely to
the way they think and the things they're worried about.
So the difference between that one and this one, I help gym owners get leads in
sales. This is fine, but it's kind of like what
the rest of your market says, you know? And so having something that's more
potent, and that's why this is highlighted, is because it's really an
extremely good example of how important it is to focus on the specific outcome
and what they want in order to get.
Bad outcome.
Ok. Describe the favorite client that you've had that you want more of.
This is a good one because it gives you a filter to think about the people or
customers or clients you've worked with and start to draw out some of the
qualities of them that you like.
Because if you like them, chances are
good you got them results and they were a good customers or clients, so.
Working with struggling gym owners to get their marketing message, sales process
funnel ads dialed in.
I love the work very much got Members
proven results and profitability very quickly.
The owners are open minded, patient metrics driven, has existing revenue and
are not close to bankruptcy.
They're long-term thinkers who value
people and process and their owners who get the importance of understanding their
market and aligning their marketing.
To that, so you can see this is really
important context of like what is the kind of gym owner in this case.
If we're that agency that would be a great fit for us.
All right, number three.
What's the biggest problem your most
ideal client has? We want one to three paragraphs here.
Well, they need to close deals consistently with the repeatable,
scalable process based on precise market alignment and customer value.
They're burning cash.
They're likely not profitable.
They're probably freaked out.
They're going to go broke soon, and
they'll have to lay off all their most of the staff.
Then investors and family will never take them seriously again, and they'll have to
go back to a regular job whoa.
That is so insightful.
Like just knowing that you have to know that level of detail about the biggest
problem your most ideal client has continuing right along.
Maybe they've raised some funds for their gym, but they're not confident they'll be
able to hit profitability before they run out of runway and run out of money.
It's scary for the owner because they don't know how to get out of this
situation. That is really important to understand.
Again, thinking about.
Showing the mirror of their situation to
themselves, reminding them of that good marketing should freak people out, but
also then rescue them with the outcome that they want or the pain they want to
get away from.
Ok. What frustrates your ideal client the
most? Again, we want to describe this in rich
detail. Well, they're being left behind.
They know that sales and sales process is important, but they don't know how to do
it right. They're struggling with strategy and
messaging. They're very short on time.
Maybe they're struggling with their product if it's a, you know, a gym.
It's like a get fit service over a certain period of time or months, or
supporting their existing clients out of the gym.
They need to get more customers.
They see other gym owners doing it and
they have fear of missing out.
Maybe he or she is sick of advertising on
the radio and sending out Flyers.
They're not getting any results.
Maybe if they are having sales calls they're inconsistent and they're not
closing a high enough percentage.
Or maybe they aren't totally sure on
their exact market.
Are there offer or they don't have a
sales process that can take a stranger to a closed sale?
Again, this is the level of detail that we need to know and we want to get close
to 20 here if we can.
All right, what are the four to five
steps for them to achieve success and get results?
Now these four to five steps are what you do at the highest level.
So we don't want to explain how you do it, we just want to explain.
What you do in order to go from where they are to where they should be, O in
this case, the agency that would help the customer, the gym owner, get
profitability and scale up sales.
The first step is fixed foundation, so
that would be the focus.
So they have to get clear on their buyer
avatar. They have to figure out what the offer
is, you know, what's the gym going to promote, you know is it a just a gym
membership or is it a gym membership? Less nutrition or gym membership, plus
nutrition, plus mindset coaching plus accountability, right.
There's all kinds of things that you've really got to get clear on that their
avatar will get as a result of their signing up.
And the thing to remember here is, and again this is true for you too, and what
you're offering your audience, is that a compelling offer is 75 % of marketing,
packaging. The how part is how you get them into it.
That's only 25 % of marketing.
You know, like the different membership
plans. It's what the Avatar gets is the main
piece here. And then in this case it's messaging,
email scripts, funnel architecture, drip sequences.
Notice how all of this lays beautifully into vbo and then next step implement
systems so that the gym owner can get time back.
I'm not going to go through these in great detail because you can see now the
level of detail you should have in your business for your target.
Market, but implementing systems is like sales process you know sales enablement
tools. Again you can see V about coming through
here sales automation to support funnel, throughput tracking sheets for daily and
weekly activity measurement, customer acquisition costs, their pipeline
metrics, lifetime value.
You know how long does a subscriber in
the in that gym stay on and then I'm going to market and iterating and scaling
with either.
Paid traffic or, you know, getting more
salespeople in the gym when their existing utilization rate of current
salespeople hits about 80 %, that's Nirvana for the gym owner is when they
have to add more salespeople.
But these are the things that marketing
agency would explain that the gym owner gets when they're communicating to the
market. Again, what they gets 75 % of it.
So imagine the gym owner saying, OK, well that's great.
You're an agency that can help us scale our revenue.
What do I get? Well, we're going to help you fix your
foundations, then we're going to implement systems to help you get time
back. Then we're going to help you go to market
and grow a profitable unit case based grow on a profitable unit case so that we
know we can then go to the next stage, which is to actually advertise.
And then when we are successful with that, we're going to be ready to scale up
salespeople once you hit 80 %.
Very clear. Alright, what keeps your
perfect client awake at night? Worrying fearful exams?
Anxious again? I'm not going to go through all of these
because you can read some of them.
I'm going to abbreviate the rest of this
document, but you want to take away the level of detail here as your inspiration
for what your target avatar should look like.
So things like they don't know how they're going to get their business up to
one hundred K to five hundred K a month, depending on their market.
You know, they might be able to get that big as they always wanted without
sacrificing their health, mental Wellness, or taking an irresponsible
financial risk. They feel like they've been fooled to
believe that it's possible for them to grow a profitable gym business and that
sales process is elusive for them.
Maybe they've never really believed it's
possible so That's something that keeps them awake at night.
They wonder what they're going to have to do to fix their problem, or that they're
going to have to do so much work.
Or they fear that the market doesn't want
their product.
Maybe they bought a whole bunch of gym
equipment that is the wrong kind.
Or, you know, maybe they bought spin
bikes or something.
So these are all the kinds of things that
you need to know about your avatar.
All right?
This one's really important.
What humiliates your perfect client?
Could it be an event or an occurrence they're trying to avoid?
So here are some examples.
O maybe thinking they were going to close
a client, but then they lost the sale and they have no idea why.
That would be super embarrassing.
Maybe they've been setting business
goals, but they missed them because they aren't closing more deals and signing out
more members.
Maybe they don't want to have to get a
real job because they're not creating enough cash flow.
Oh, that would be so embarrassing for the gym owner, right?
He's working at, you know, some other job in order to support himself or herself
because they're Jim.
Is struggling financially.
These are all the kinds of things that you really want to understand ask if you
don't know, ask your customers.
What's the cost of staying where they are
right now, and how bad can things become if they don't fix it?
I really love this one because it anchors the problem around tangible things.
So in the case of the gym owner again, that whole thing about having to get a
job and being humiliated if their gym business didn't work out is really a big
one. High salesperson turnover and having to
retrain salespeople repeatedly, that is expensive or they'll have to work.
Crazy hours to fit in all the sales calls because they have such a terrible closed
percentage. Maybe they'll like lose confidence in
themselves or their business or their spouse will leave them.
I mean, you can see these are pretty hard hitting outcomes and that's what you want
to get to.
All right?
What's their most urgent pressing crisis they have to have resolved right away.
You know, what's the real pain they're facing right now?
The thing they need to get fixed immediately.
This is really important because as I mentioned earlier in the video, you
really want to meet.
Your avatar, where they are in their
journey, are they just struggling with the vision or they're coming to reality
with their problems, or do they already know that they have a problem and they're
looking at solutions? That's really important because if the
problem is they're trying to decide which gym to sign up with, that's very
different than the person who's just come to the realization that they have a
health condition that could affect their longevity that's a different place.
So it's really important to understand that like where is your target avatar
typically in their awareness of their situation and that's really important.
So in this case, the gym owner needs to consistently get customers with a proven
sales process that can scale revenue.
There it is.
What are the top three things that frustrate your perfect clients on a daily
basis? Is it doing things they don't want to do?
Is it people? Is it circumstances?
Is it chores? These are the examples that we've come up
with. So maybe they're putting in a ton of
content on social media and it's not working.
Maybe they're having 10 sales calls lined up and dreading it because they're not
going to close any of them.
Maybe they have no sales calls lined up
and not knowing how to make sales happen consistently.
Maybe people come in to sales calls and they say I'll have to think about it and
they're constantly dealing with that.
That's a big problem.
So these are some examples, 11 what does your perfect client.
Want more than anything else, this one is really important because in the next
module, I'm going to talk about a strategy for actually going out and
creating the content in your market around what you're doing right now in
this module. And it's really important for you to get
this one dialed because it's going to help you when it's time to open up your
laptop and start writing content to strike a nerve with your audience and
yank them into your world.
So here's a few examples.
They want the confidence that they can really take their business to the next
level without working harder.
They want less pain trying to figure out
how to grow the business with unproven strategies.
They want Peace of Mind.
They're going to be able to have a bigger
impact on their market.
Maybe they want to be able to
consistently break the six figure a month amount.
Finally, maybe they want just want a business they can be proud of.
Or maybe they want a gym that can attract members.
Without having to be worried about it every single day.
It's really important.
This is the heaven that we talk about.
We contrast heaven and hell and this is the heaven.
These are examples of heaven that we want to put in front of our audience.
Remember, we're showing them themselves.
The mirror.
All right, explain what you would do if you were in their situation.
The high level steps.
Again, we want to explain the what, not
the how here.
So maybe they need to do buyer avatar
work. Maybe they need to do market and niche
focus maybe they need to be very specific on the outcome that they provide.
Maybe they need to optimize their pricing or validate access channels.
Like is it best to be marketing and putting messaging out on YouTube or on
Twitter or Facebook? Like what is it, you know, that's really
important. Maybe they need more powerful case
studies of people who came into the gym and they were out of shape and tired,
with low energy and terrible quality of life.
And then after working together with them 90 days, they were vibrant and
attractive. And full of energy and more productive
and getting promotions and, you know, just having a great time in life.
Those are maybe the kinds of things that your mind goes to when you think of what
you would do, what you would do if you were in their situation.
Alright, what are the biggest mistakes your perfect client is making right now?
Again, super important.
This is the hell of the marketing content
you're going to be creating.
Remember we're contrasting the heaven and
the hell.
This is really important for you to
really spend time on and invest to get right.
So I'll give you a few examples here, maybe the gym owners making the mistake
of focusing on low yield business development activities like maybe
they're. Spending money on radio ads or Flyers or
cold calling or old school networking and counting on referrals.
You know, maybe that stuff doesn't work anymore in their market.
And for a lot of gym owners it doesn't.
A lot of gym owners know they can just
buy a 5000$ radio ad and put fifteen hundred dollars into Flyers in their
local neighborhood, but they get a really low yield on those efforts.
So this is again the kind of thing that you want to be writing about as we'll
talk about in content creation and the next module if you know.
This stuff, and you can put it out there, you do what we call kick the bruised knee
of your target avatar and remind them of how bad their situation is.
That gets their attention because they say yes, that's me, I'm struggling with
that. Yes, I've spent so much money on radio
ads and Flyers and I don't think I've had more than one member.
And the Members we get are bargain discount shoppers.
They only care about price, and then they cancel in two months.
So again.
Reminding your buyer, showing that
mirror, putting that mirror in front of them, maybe hiring salespeople before
they have a proof of concept and a clear buyer avatar validated.
But maybe that's a mistake.
Maybe the gym owners think I'm just going
to hire a bunch of salespeople and they're going to get me clients.
Maybe that's a mistake because they themselves don't know who the best client
or gym member is.
Maybe another thing is spending money on
ads, social media ads before they have that proof of concept.
And their organic sales funnel working really good example of a mistake that a
gym owner could be making and then the next one here.
Putting a lot of time and the majority of their focus into content marketing like
writing blogs or creating YouTube videos, Twitter posts, Facebook posts, LinkedIn
posts. Without a clear return on investment in
time, money or their ability to measure that.
You know, as an agency that helps Jim owners, you'd be able to come to them
with measurement tools that give them clear.
Return on investment.
And you could use Vibo if you were an
agency, of course, because you can show them the impact.
You see how all this comes together.
It's a beautiful thing.
Alright, so I'm not going to go through this entire piece, but again, we'll be
talking about in the next module how to write about the mistakes.
And putting this down here gives you the raw materials you need to then write
endless content that will be potent in your market to get the attention.
Of your market.
This is a really important one.
What is your perfect client complain about when they're with family or friends
like? Do they not have enough money?
Not enough time? They don't know how to do something, so
some examples they're working their tail off.
Maybe they don't have any friends because they're working their tail off.
They're constantly working.
You know they have an empty sales
calendar. Sales calendar.
Find out what your target complains about when they're sitting at a coffee shop
with their friends about their business and documented here.
All right.
Name and link to your foremost important
competitors. This is important because we want to take
a look at their marketing.
We want to see what they're doing and if
they are successful, we want to try and reverse engineer some of that because
it's possible they've done some of this work already and we can turn it into a
version of our messaging.
So really important to think about that.
My guess is you probably already know who they are.
So put them down here, Avatar targeting specifics.
So we want to have job titles, we want to have, you know, the ideal company size,
and we want to have geography.
And the reason this is important is if
you're doing organic marketing.
Let's say you're using LinkedIn and maybe
you're using LinkedIn sales navigator to do searches for your target market in
your target geography.
Having this information here is going to
make your search easy because you can just draw upon it when it's time to enter
these details in the search filters.
All right.
And then finally, this is what we call the access channel avatar targeting
specifics. Where does this person hang out online
where you can reach them and put messaging in front of them, list three to
five places you know you can find them.
So I mentioned LinkedIn and LinkedIn
sales navigator a moment ago.
It's very helpful.
Linkedin groups, that could be one thing, could be Facebook groups that could be.
Another, and it goes without saying here that you could also just say they're on
Facebook or they're on LinkedIn because when you are going to ads like going to
create and spend money on ads, if you know that your target avatar is in a
Facebook group or if they're in a LinkedIn group, well, they're of course
on the platform as well.
So that is really important, the level of
specificity that we want for groups.
Is important because we can go into those
groups and start writing about the heaven and hell of the situation that buyer has
and that becomes very powerful.
So this is what it takes.
This is what's required to become.
An amazing marketer, a powerful marketer,
a skilled marketer in the business that we're in today.
And I hope this was helpful for you.
And again, we're here to support.
If you have any questions, please reach out.
But remember the pitfalls, remember the objectives of the exercise.
And if you get this part right, everything else is going to flow much
more successfully for you in your marketing.
All right.
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