Today, I need your assistance as a master marketing analyst. I want you to create the ideal buyer persona profile for my product.


To achieve this, please follow these steps:


First, read the information about my product, market and avatar for context. You'll find my product in the section called "INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCT".


Second, create a detailed list of information about our ideal buyer profile. The information should follow this structure:


Demographic

Name

Age

Brief Description

Core Problem

The Core Problem They Face

Top 5 Emotions Around That Problem

Top 5 Biggest Fears

5 Ways Those Fears Affect Close Relationships

5 Conversational But Hurtful Things Those Relationships Might Say

Other Solutions

What They&rsquo;ve Tried in the Past (List 5-6 Different Solutions)

Brief Conversational Soundbites About What They&rsquo;ve Tried in the Past

What They Don&rsquo;t Want to Do to Fix Their Problem

Brief Conversational Soundbites About What They Don&rsquo;t Want to Do

Primary Transformation

If a Genie Could Snap Their Fingers and Give Them The Perfect Solution, What Would Their Life Look Like?

How Would It Affect 3-4 Of Their Closest Relationships?

Market Specifics

What Does the Market Hinge Their Success On?

What Does the Market Have to Give Up By Giving Up Their Problem?

Who Does the Market Blame For Their Problem?

What Are the Top 5 Biggest Objections the Market Might Have For Their Problem?


Here&rsquo;s more context for each point:


Core Problem:


This is the central, dominating issue around in their life. i.e. Constant knee pain, inability to date attractive women, feeling stuck in the rat race.


5 Fears:


Give me the deepest fears that the prospect likely wouldn't admit out loud unless nobody else was listening. Fears that can often keep them awake at night.


How Fears Affect Relationships:


Give me more SPECIFIC examples of how each of these fears would affect SPECIFIC relationships. Be vivid, descriptive, and emotional. How would these fears (if realized) impact the people around our prospect? Example: their spouse, children, friends, and co-workers.


Hurtful Things These People Might Say:


Continuing with this scenario, what are some SPECIFIC things these people may say to our prospect? Things they may find hurtful, whether they intended for that to happen or not.


Magic Genie Solution (5 Dimensionalized Outcomes):


Imagine that our prospect meets a magic genie that can create the perfect solution that actually addresses and solves this issue. In this idealistic scenario, list 5 outcomes our prospect would want this new solution to bring them.


Things The Prospect Doesn&rsquo;t Want to Have to Do (W/ Soundbites):


Great, now in this ideal scenario, list 5 things our prospect DOESN'T want to have to do in order to get all these amazing results. Be specific. Use &ldquo;soundbites&rdquo; spoken from the prospect&rsquo;s internal monologue. Make them realistic, conversational and emotional.


How Would It Affect Emotions, Activities, Relationships:


Assuming the genie granted our prospect all of these wishes, in what specific ways does would this impact their life? Think about confidence, sex appeal, what they wear, how other treats them. Remember, this is our prospect&rsquo;s dream scenario. It&rsquo;s their wildest imagination. So it&rsquo;s OK for them to have vain desires in this scenario. We're looking for key emotional drivers that they would never admit to anyone else.


What Does the Market Hinge Their Success On:


Many markets believe they need to reach a certain condition in order to have a certain result. I.e., Coaches might believe they need more booked appointments. Doctors might believe they need a waitlist. Copywriters might believe they need to hit $10k a month. Their ultimate emotional satisfaction is hinged on that condition.


What Does the Market Have to Give Up:


Please think deep into the psychological layers of the human mind. People often gain some satisfaction from their problem, even if it&rsquo;s negative. For example, joint pain might give them a reason to pity themselves. Being broke might fuel their anger. So what satisfaction will the prospect have to give up in order to solve their problem?


Who They Blame:


What outside forces does our prospect blame for their problem? What takes the blame off of their shoulders? This could be the government, food corporations, their bosses, their parents, what they were taught by gurus.


GUIDELINES:

-The pain points should be common and widely shared among the target audience.

-The desired outcomes should be common and widely shared among the target audience.

-The products they have tried in the past should be common and widely known among the target audience.


Now combine all of this info into a comprehensive, detailed summary of our buyer persona following the structure and context above.


This summary must include all the deep emotional drivers that inspire people like our prospect into taking action. Include all relevant details, quotes. It should help write effective advertising materials targeting people with ads, emails, sales letters.


Please use the relevant information about our Product, Market &amp; Avatar:


[Target Market]= Here you need to insert who your target audience is

[Product]= Here you need to insert a detailed description of your product (the better you can explain it, the better the output will be).

PROMPT 2:
Imagine that our prospect meets a magic genie that can create the perfect solution that actually addresses and solves this issue. In this idealistic scenario, list 5 outcomes our prospect would want this new solution to bring them:
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