My natural curiosity has led me to create lasting connections and I apply that mindset to my audience analysis work. Sales data tells you what to do more of, but it doesn’t tell you why a product you were really excited about isn’t performing. Anecdotal feedback from your audience can color your perspective about the value you are adding in their eyes, but it doesn’t help you acquire new business, increase your following, or connect with brands you admire.
I take a three-pronged approach to audience research using a combination of behavioral metrics, customer attitudes, and peer and competitor benchmarking to understand audience perceptions comprehensively and inform future brand and content strategy.
Let’s Find Answers
Behavioral Metrics
What the numbers tell us
Let’s take a look at the information you already have comprehensively – sales data, website traffic, communications, and social media metrics – what do they tell you about the strengths and weaknesses in your existing brand perceptions.
Customer Attitudes
A look behind the curtain
Human beings are motivated by so much more than can be quantified with data. Through in-depth interviews, focus groups, and thematic and sentiment analyses, you start to understand the “why” behind the numbers and see growth potential.
Benchmarking
Keeping up with the Joneses
In the online marketplace, it is a challenge to find your niche. Productive, unfiltered comparison with peers and competitors can fuel your energy, and distinguish your business from those competing for your audience’s attention.
hailee tavoian 