I've recently come to a bit of a halt on a decision. I have a great product that I believe can offer a lot of value to people. This product will be a digital course. I understand that the more refined profile you can make of your ideal customer, the better. However, I'm currently stuck on what demographic to choose.
My three separate demographics:
Entrepreneurs/Business owners
I believe this demographic will get the most value from my course.
Slowlaners (21-30 years) & Online money chasers
There is a greater demand for my course with this demographic.
I'm not looking to make money with this product. I've made that mistake in the past.
It's a goal for me to learn how to provide value, write great copy and make my own product. I believe I can do this for both demographics.
So ultimately I'm deciding to either cut the course in half and offer the slowlane relevant material as a bonus: this makes my target audience much larger.
OR
I focus the course to Entrepreneurs/Business owners where I feel like I can offer the most value but have a greater issue of advertising my course and getting less traffic.
OR
I split the product in two. One for businesses and one for slowlaners which I will sell on my website on separate pages.
Either way, I know I can offer a great deal of information for all my demographics. I'm just unsure which one to target.
I have countless pieces of paper in front of me where I'm trying to decide which route to go, any thoughts would be appreciated!
My three separate demographics:
- Entrepreneurs/Business owners.
- Slowlaners (21-30 years).
- Online money chasers
Entrepreneurs/Business owners
I believe this demographic will get the most value from my course.
Slowlaners (21-30 years) & Online money chasers
There is a greater demand for my course with this demographic.
I'm not looking to make money with this product. I've made that mistake in the past.
It's a goal for me to learn how to provide value, write great copy and make my own product. I believe I can do this for both demographics.
So ultimately I'm deciding to either cut the course in half and offer the slowlane relevant material as a bonus: this makes my target audience much larger.
OR
I focus the course to Entrepreneurs/Business owners where I feel like I can offer the most value but have a greater issue of advertising my course and getting less traffic.
OR
I split the product in two. One for businesses and one for slowlaners which I will sell on my website on separate pages.
Either way, I know I can offer a great deal of information for all my demographics. I'm just unsure which one to target.
I have countless pieces of paper in front of me where I'm trying to decide which route to go, any thoughts would be appreciated!
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