Research Tools To Identify Your Target Audience
Research Tools To Identify Your Target Audience
Research Tools To Identify Your Target Audience
to Identify Your
Target Audience
If you’re going to market to an audience, you’ll need to know who’s in
that audience. Recent Pew Research data indicates that millennials
have wildly different lives and brand expectations than boomers.
Younger generations adopt technology much more quickly than older
ones, married couples with children have different material needs from
single people, and more.
Age
Gender
Lifestyle
Education
Relationship status
Job role
Household size
Location
Page likes
Source: Hootsuite
Using Audience Insights, you can precisely determine who’s interacting with your page. It’ll
also give you real-time data when you test different marketing strategies.
Source: Hootsuite
Facebook Audience Insights lets you figure out who your customers are. Google Analytics tells
you what they’re doing. With these two pieces of information, you can successfully start to
determine your target audience.
Google Analytics is also an excellent tool for determining conversion—or the percentage of
users who take the action your page prompts them to (push a button, purchase an item, etc.)
Twitter Business Analytics is loosely similar to Facebook Audience Insights, but solely
for its own business platform. Users input less data into Twitter than Facebook or Google,
so there’s less biographical and geographic information to work with. Twitter Business
Analytics can tell you:
Souce: Hootsuite
Source: LinkedIn
It also lets you customize your audiences with much more precise targeting tools than
free Linkedin services.
Source: Brandwatch