Your avatar is your ideal customer, built from traits of your best existing clients. Find where they spend time—podcasts, magazines, email lists—and show up there repeatedly. This builds know, like, and trust, which converts them into paying customers.
Who's your avatar? It's perhaps one of the most common known concepts for small business owners to have an avatar and to pursue them. Yes, the least executed upon, it's critical. An avatar is the definition of the ideal client. It can be a Frankenstein, if you will, amalgamation of your existing clients and the best parts of them that come together to represent your ideal client. But once you know who the ideal client is for you, then you can target your efforts to get there. Your avatar what podcasts do they listen to? Where do they physically congregate? What magazines do they read? What subscriptions do they have? What email lists are they on? Once you know where your avatar is, you concentrate your efforts there and now you become all present. Have you ever had that experience where a prospect or client says, gosh, you're everywhere. It's because they think you're everywhere and in their world you are. Now, of course, no one has the budget to be everywhere. It takes me like Coca Cola's budget to have a presence of magnitude. But as a small business owner, once you know who your avatar is and you concentrate your marketing efforts for that community because birds of a feather flock together. They'll see you recurringly. That builds a know, like and trust and that will persuade them to join you as a client. And now you're acquiring your ideal avatar. So make the effort by right now to start writing down who your avatar is, to track it, to improve it as time goes on, and then target where they're congregating and your business will improve. There's no question about it. For more tips like this, go to mikemotorbike.com.
