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Finding Target Customers For Marketing
Published 9/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 17m | Size: 1.88 GB
How to lower customer acquisition costs (CAC) and increase life time value (LTV)
What you'll learn
How do I find new customers?
How do I measure who my best customers are?
How do I find the right copy to explain my product?
How do I measure for product market fit?
Requirements
You'll need to know how to run ads on google, meta, or tiktok.
Description
This course provides a structured framework for guiding startup strategy by evaluating where a product, market, and company stand in their lifecycles. Its primary goal is to prevent teams from employing mismatched tactics for inappropriate stages of adoption or growth.
The guide outlines nine core steps
-Adoption Curve Positioning: Determine whether a product is pre-mass-market or mass-market, mapping it to specific groups such as innovators, early adopters, early majority, or late majority and laggards.
-Messaging Alignment: Tailor communication style to the audience. Use technical details, performance metrics, and comparisons for pre-chasm or frontier users, while shifting to benefit-driven messaging (such as time saved and business outcomes) for mass-market buyers.
-Inbound versus Outbound Tactics: Utilize inbound strategies when buyers are actively searching and pre-sold, but deploy outbound efforts to directly reach broader audiences when trying to cross the chasm.
-Beachhead Focus: Start with a single use case, segment, or value proposition to establish initial traction before expanding.
-Company Growth Stage Assessment: Classify the business into the startup phase (high uncertainty, slow initial growth), growth phase (rapid expansion), or dividend/steady-state phase (mature and optimized).
-Team Behavior Alignment: Match operational mindsets to the lifecycle stage, balancing experimentation and survival with scaling systems and operational efficiency.
-Organizational Potential: Determine whether the venture is designed to become a large-scale enterprise or a sustainable lifestyle business.
-Scale-Driven Strategy: Ensure strategy matches the business model's true capacity for scale rather than forcing hypergrowth where inappropriate.
-Framework Integration: Combine the market adoption curve for marketing strategies with the company growth curve for operational planning.
Additionally, teams must heed cautionary notes-such as avoiding technical messaging for mass markets or relying solely on inbound channels-and follow efficiency tips like regular quarterly reviews and maintaining a simple internal checklist across product, marketing, and leadership discussions.
Who this course is for
Entrepreneurs
Marketers
MBA's
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