Definition
Fictional but detailed character profiles of your ideal customers, used to guide marketing and product decisions. They're archetypal customers with names, backstories, and motivations.
Example Usage
Our primary persona is 'Marketing Manager Megan,' age 32, working at a tech company, focused on efficiency.
Origin
Popularized by Alan Cooper in interaction design during the 1990s, adopted by marketing
Fun Fact
The best personas are based on actual customer research, not just what the marketing team thinks people want.
Source: User Experience and Marketing Strategy standards
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