50 responses to “The ridiculously short guide to finding your ideal customer”

  1. Joe Breunig

    Amen! I can not find fault with this list of attributes, nor can I think of any suggestion to add to it (at this moment). Truth stands magnificently on its own and without apology. Bravo Tara!

    The tricky part for us (as business people) is to teach potential buyers how they may be our ideal customer or that they may be someone who knows other(s) who would benefit from our product(s) and be willing share our marketing message. Shaping consumer perception comes from sharing product benefits and not from product attributes. And you rightfully imply that it’s up to me to “Git-r-done”, as we’re told by Larry the Cable Guy!

    -Joe Breunig
    Reaching Towards His Unbounded Glory

  2. Lea Meyer

    Tara, This is exactly the affirmation I need as I reconstruct my business! Thank you.

  3. Michelle Hart

    I fit all of those qualities! I have grown into your ideal customer and spent a lot more than I’m used to on an insight intensive with you because I so wanted your expertise and vision because I value that MORE than what it cost! That’s the kind of client I want to attract!

  4. Jane

    Thank you Tara, this is just what I need to get my head around!

  5. Rebecca

    Tara – I have read TONS on your “ideal client” and this is bar far the best. Short, sweet, spot on… I sent it to my whole team to discuss. Thanks for sharing your heart and brain. Love being in your orbit. :-)

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