The individuals you aim to engage with through your marketing efforts are your target audience. These are the consumers who are most likely to be interested in your products or services and to convert from leads into customers. Target audiences can be defined based on various factors, including demographics (such as age, gender identity, and location), psychographics (including aspirations, concerns, and values), or behavior (such as likelihood to make online purchases). As target audiences are often diverse, audience segmentation can assist in delivering more personalized and effective messaging.
An example of a target audience could be young professionals aged 25-35 living in urban areas who are interested in sustainable living and have disposable income. This demographic may be interested in purchasing eco-friendly products, such as organic skincare or electric vehicles. Marketers targeting this audience would tailor their messaging and advertising strategies to appeal to their values and interests, such as highlighting the environmental benefits of their products and showcasing them in trendy urban settings.