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Welcome to the second part of my training on the Web Strategy Template.  \nIn the last video (e-book), I showed you how the web universe ﬁts together from the 20,000 foot view. I showed you all the di􀀞erent building blocks and how they ﬁt together to help achieve your commercial outcomes as well.  \nNow when it comes to web marketing, it's really important to have clarity and focus on who it is that you're actually serving, who your ideal buyers and customers are, because once you're clear on that, everything else falls into place because you can be consciously creating a pathway that helps the individual on that buying journey to do business with you.  \nDownload the Web Strategy Planning Template:  \n[bluewiremedia.com.au/web-strategy-planning-template](bluewiremedia.com.au/web-strategy-planning-template)  \n2  \n WHO  \nWe call it a ‘buyer persona’ and uncovering this is a section of my book. As a marketing consultant you’ll be helping your clients work out their buyer personas. If you're a marketing manager or business owner, you should have a fairly good idea of the characteristics of your ideal buyer--your buyer persona. On this side of the template, the idea is to ﬁrstly pick a buyer persona, so let's start with the most valuable or important buyer persona to your business. You would put that label at the top of the page. Now when it comes to buyer personas, I do l ike to encourage you to give them a name, for example one of my buyer personas is Joe. I've got a detailed description of Joe who is a digital marketing consultant and I have got that documented so I know exactly who Joe is, what he looks like and what his goals and aspirations are.  \nI have that in mind and I can put that description in this template. 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