Showing posts with label Assignment 18. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Assignment 18. Show all posts

Friday, October 25, 2019

Assignment 18: Create a Customer Avatar

The Avatars


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Description of Customer

I'm targeting men and women who look at themselves in the mirror like the guy in the second photo. I want the people who want to have the goal of being swole. My target market are those who want to gain the muscle that they have been working hard to try and achieve. These people are usually in the age range of 18-40 years old. The "wanting to get big phase" usually starts after high school/during senior year and normally continues through the thirties. These people don't necessarily have a certain haircut or skin tone, they all just have one goal in mind, and that is to get stronger and bigger. How my customers dress is normally a tight fitted shirt or tank tops to show off the progress with basketball shorts. For women I would think compression pants with either a workout bra, crop top, tank top, or shirt. My customers also where Converse, Metcons, Nike Air Max 270s, and sometimes just regular Nike frees. Can't really specify what car they might drive because everyone is different. They listen to either rap (modern and old school) and hard rock (Disturbed, Linkin Park, System of the Down, Godsmack). Some of my customers will bring journals on what they did during their workout and may count their carbs (micros and macros). 

Further Questions

I technically am one of my own customers. I am basically all of the qualities I described for my customer avatar. I'm 20 years old and I wear tight fitted shirts (I kind of have no choice on this). I wear Metcons, basketball shorts, and I listen to rap and hard rock when I'm working out (country and old, nostalgic songs throughout the day though). However, I do not have a journal or count my carbs. I don't think its a coincidence that I have the same qualities as my avatar because I'm in the same boat as my avatar. I want to get bigger and I base my assumptions of my avatar off of past experiences of meeting people and of me. So, there really is no surprise that I almost mimic my customer avatar.