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Ideal Customer Profile Brainstorming
Chris Pondoc edited this page Mar 18, 2024
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During the Unusual Ventures Academy session, we learned a little bit about finding the ideal customer profile. They broke up the ideal customer profile into 6 parts:
- Technology -- what tech stack is your customer building with?
- Product Functionality -- what features are most important to the companies you are selling to?
- Company Size -- depending on the industry/use case, what size company are you going after?
- Vertical -- what industries do your ideal companies work under?
- User -- who is the individual using your product within the company?
- Buyer -- who actually buys your product within the company? Note that this is not always the same as the user of your product.
We've been brainstorming a bit on the B2B side, thinking about the problem of e-commerce stores have better search so their customers can easily find products to lead to better conversion (for instance, for long-tail queries).
For other information, check out our team's Google Drive. For a daily stream of thoughts, check this document.
- OKRs and KPIs
- Team Coding Standards
- Real Customer Profile
- Launch Week Recap
- Unusual Academy Pitch Event
- Final Reflection
- 1/23 - Jay Borenstein
- 1/26 - Chris Oh
- 1/30 - Glenn Reid
- 1/30 - Adam Heher
- 1/31 - Samantha Phillips
- 1/31 - Chris Tsakalakis
- 2/2 - MZ Zaveri and Kasey Zhang
- 1/25 - Introduction
- 2/1 - Proposing a Product
- 2/13 - OKRs and KPIs
- 2/27 - Catching up for Last Weeks of Winter
- 3/5 - Demo + Discussion
- 4/2 - New Quarter
- Strategy for Search for Shopping
- Ideal Customer Profile Brainstorming
- Outreach Messaging
- Tracking Outreach
- Discovery Call Outline
- Feedback from Unusual on Slides
- Meeting with Seena from Nike
- Meeting with Mike from Launch
- Meeting with Heather from Walmart
- Meeting with Sandy from Walmart
- Demo Call Outline
- Prototype v0: A New Shopping Experience
- Prototype v1: Updated Bookworm for Demo Day
- Prototype v3: SUPost Battle for Software Fair