Personas & Angles
'Customer personas' are the different segments of your customer base who buy your product.
Think 'parents' vs 'students' or 'athletes' vs 'aging boomers.'
On Facebook - the creative does the targeting. A 'athlete' creative will show to athletes. A 'parent' persona will show to parents.
Therefore we should have a variety of ads targeting a variety of customer personas in order to test different segments of our TAM (total addressable market).
We can either a) horizontally scale into a new persona b) vertically scale into an existing persona.
A layer deeper are angles. An angle is a type of messaging to a specific (or group) of customer personas.
For instance for a 'parent' persona:
Make quick meals after a long work day
Feed your kids a healthier alternative
Easy meals for the family without cooking skills
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Consumer Awareness Stages
Most marketers look at TOF/MOF/BOF as follows:
TOF - cold traffic/never interacted with you
MOF - warm traffic/interacted with you on a surface level
BOF - hot traffic/high intent interaction
But in our creative we need to go deeper. Our new TOF/MOF/BOF should look as follows:
Problem unaware - Aren't aware of their desire or need to solve the problem
Problem aware - Know they have a problem to solve, but aren't aware of specific solutions
Solution aware - Know solutions exist, but don't know of any specific products to solve it.
Product aware - Know your product exists, but aren't completely informed or have objections.
Brand aware - Know of your product and what it does, but haven't yet decided to purchase.
Different creative 'concepts' will appeal to different consumers depending on where they are in their awareness stage.
A 'Testimonial' or a 'Us vs Them' concept is much more likely to convert a 'Solution aware' or 'Product aware' consumer than it would to a 'Problem unaware' consumer.
This means the 3 key variables of our creative are Persona, Angle, and Consumer Awareness Stage. We should have a variety of different creatives covering a variety of these variables. Testing and iteration is king.
Creating Your Messaging
1) Unique Value Proposition - The unique benefit/value that you are providing to your target audience that distinctly positions you in the marketplace.
2) Unique Marketing Problem (UMP) - What is the niched, core problem your offer/product is solving.
3) Unique Mechanism of Solution (UMS) - What is the unique way your offer/products solve the UMP.
4) Goal State - The 'after' state in the customer transformation. What does a persona want to achieve by buying your product?
5) Features - Tangible, product specific details. Example: A smartphone has a "12-megapixel camera."
6) Functional Benefits - The 'payoff' a feature provides. Example: "Take high-resolution photos."
7) Emotional Benefits - The deep intrinsic result of the functional benefit. Example: "Feel proud and fulfilled capturing and sharing unforgettable moments with loved ones."
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Ad Inspo
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Static Ad Templates
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Typical Video Structure
Hook - first 2-5 seconds - Catch attention, stop scroll, and setup major angle of the video.
Problem - Address personas problem/pain point/key desire.
Solution - Position brand/product as solution.
Features & Benefits - Explain how brand/product is solution.
Goal State Achieved - Convey how solution allowed persona to achieve transformation and goal state.
Call to action - Convery offer and direct viewers to click or purchase.
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