Introducing the Client and how to develop a persona for your construction marketing strategy.
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Developing personas is a really good way of understanding your construction customer. You can use personas to develop your construction sales and marketing strategy so it is tailored to your customers challenges.
This download introduces the construction client, looking at:
- The role of the Client
- The Client team
- Client decision makers
- Client influencers
- The difference between public sector and private sector Clients
- Clients and the construction supply chain
- Client roles and types
- Client categories and sectors
- Client drivers and challenges
The document concludes with guidance on how to develop your own Client persona, with a persona template for you to complete.
This guide provides 26 pages of content detailing the construction Client, looking at who they are and what their challenges are. Providing an introduction to the Client specifier and how to create a customer persona.
(Published February 2017)
- The role of the Client
- The Client team
- Client decision makers
- Client influencers
- The difference between public sector and private sector Clients
- Clients and the construction supply chain
- Client roles and types
- Client categories and sectors
- Client drivers and challenges
- Developing your Client persona
- Who are your buyers?
- Identifying their challenges
- Identifying their goals
- Understanding what drives their decision making
- Communication channels and sales tools
- SEO
- Creating your persona
- What you can do
- Negative personas
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Using insight to find your future construction customers and how to engage with them in a changing market.
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