18-A Create a Customer Avatar


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I find it really easy to describe my pro typical customer but I found it much harder to create an online avatar that did my customer justice. These are just three pictures that I find that describe my customer best with the first picture looking like a young male which in addition to the net two photos of a fisherman and a boat indicating that my pro typical customer is a younger guy who likes to fish or boat a lot. This is something I do have in common with my customer because I am from a beach area and being on the water was always a part of my week and I believe this is a coincidence because the product I want to create is for not only people around the world but obviously I would like to use my own product. Many of my customers will be more family people so not only young guys will be my customer but any guy that spends a lot of time in the water and usually people that do this either work for fishing companies or are on the boat with their families. 

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  1. Cara LeydigOctober 24, 2019 at 8:17 PM

    Hey Nathan! I agree, I think that the avatar could use much help lol. However other than that I enjoyed reading about your idea of a typical customer of this product. I totally understand with how and why you relate to your target customer because I do with my product aswell!

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  2. FahadOctober 27, 2019 at 7:45 PM

    Hello Nathan!

    I definitely agree with your statement that it's much harder to create a customer avatar than one might imagine, as it's a huge roadblock I ran into while completing my assignment as well. However, one take that I found that helped me refine my chosen customer was thinking about how this assignment wanted us to more rather etch out the questions about our customer, rather than what they looked like, which helped me be more descriptive instead of relying on some image that might end up restricting the image of what the ideal prototypical customer might be. I can totally relate to your customer based off what you wrote and feel that I might even fall under your target demographic!

    Thanks so much for sharing!

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  3. Nala MckieOctober 28, 2019 at 8:15 AM

    Hi Nathan,

    I really liked your customer avatar. I feel like I can really see this person out on the water using this product. I also think that it is very interesting that you have lots in common with your customer avatar. I think it is important that you mentioned that you would also like to use your product. I think it is very important to show that you use your product when you are trying to sell it to others.

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