Finding Your Avatar Begins Knowing Yourself
An avatar is something that embodies something else, is an icon you use to represent you on an Internet forum;
or a persona or character in computer games… It is your ideal client or your target audience.
It is from Sanskrit and means a manifestation of a deity or released soul in bodily forms.
So before you think of who your ideal target is, you’d have to know about yourself.
Exercises:
Step 1: Know your why:
Tap into your inner self. What is your deepest desire? What is your purpose? What kind of visions would you like to follow? What do you want out of life? As you do this exercise over a period of time you connect to several levels of you reason of BEING.
But at whatever level you are at, write what comes up for you.
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Step 2: Find out who you want to work with:
Demographics:
the statistical characteristics of human populations such as gender, age, educational background, religion, area of residence, nationality or ethnicity, income, profession, marital status, family size
Psychographics:
your prospect’s habits, hobbies, spending habits and philosophical, social and spiritual values, life-styles
Step 3: Know the Message You Want to convey:
What is your expertise?
Step 4: Determine Your Avatar’s Pain Points:
What is he struggling with?
What solutions can you offer?
Step 5: Determine which method or approach you will use to help your Avatar:
Locally held classes or workshop?
Mastermind Sessions?
Evergreen webinars?
Digital Products?
Telephone conferences?
Weekend Live Seminars?
Webcast?
Books?
Individual coaching Sessions?
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Yukiko Iino