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Target Audience

Creating a Buyer Persona. . . or FAN Persona!

Creating a buyer persona for a college football team is crucial in connecting with their ideal fans. By developing a detailed profile of their target audience, the team can understand their fans' needs and interests and create targeted marketing messages that resonate with them.

 

The first step in creating a buyer persona is to research and analyze data on the team's current fans and potential fans. Demographic data such as age, gender, location, and income can help identify the ideal fan. Psychographic data such as interests, values, and behaviors can provide a more in-depth understanding of the fans' personalities and motivations. Once this data is collected, it should be analyzed to identify patterns and trends to help create a detailed profile of the ideal fan.

 

Based on this research and data analysis, the team should identify key characteristics of their ideal fan. For example, the ideal fan might be a college student between 18 and 22 who values community involvement and is interested in sports. The more specific and detailed the characteristics, the better it can guide marketing efforts.

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The team should then create a detailed profile of the ideal fan, including a name, age, occupation, education level, income, interests, values, and behaviors. A photo can also be included to make the persona more relatable and help team members visualize their target audience.

 

Once the buyer persona is created, the team should use it to guide their marketing efforts. They can create targeted messaging that resonates with the ideal fan. For example, if the persona is a young college student interested in social justice issues, the team could create messaging that emphasizes the team's commitment to community service and social responsibility.

 

It is essential to regularly review and update the persona to ensure that it continues to reflect the team's target audience accurately. This helps the team stay current and relevant and continue to attract and engage with their ideal fan.

 

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