Tell us about your firm and your audience. We build three distinct customer personas, then deliver an action plan for each one: what they need, what you'll do, and where to start on Monday morning.
No credit card · Output in minutes when you run it yourself · 48 hours when we run it with you
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Lead marketing or strategy at a financial services firm and serve more than one type of client
Have 'high-net-worth' or 'business owners' on a slide and know that's too generic to plan from
Want a real planning artifact, not a personality quiz output
Who she is: "Fifty-four, divorced, kids out of the house. Just got her own place again. Has been auto-contributing to a workplace RRSP for twenty years and has no idea if it's enough. Avoids her bank app on Sundays. Trusts her hairdresser more than most financial advisors she's met."
The insight: Linda doesn't want a plan that starts with how behind she is. She wants someone to start where she is and tell her what's actually possible from here. The firm that treats her starting line as legitimate wins her trust before it wins her assets.
One of three personas. The full output adds the action plan, friction points, aspiration drivers, and a one-page summary.
"We had three slides labelled 'audience' and they were all the same person at different ages. The persona work showed us we were planning for one client and ignoring the other two we already serve."
We could write you a long pitch. Or we could let you run one for free and see for yourself. We picked the second one.
No. Templates ask you to fill in age, income, and goals. This builds three distinct personas from your audience description and brand context, then writes a specific action plan for each one. The output is something you can plan from, not a Mad Libs exercise.
You describe the audience in your own words. The workflow expands what you give it into three distinct personas with different friction points, motivations, and life stages. If you have only one audience description, it surfaces the segments you may not have named yet.
The output is a planning document. It doesn't make claims that need MLR review. It tells your team how to think about three audiences and what to do differently for each one. The marketing your team produces next is what compliance reviews.
ChatGPT will write you three personas that sound similar and read like demographics. The Savvier workflow builds them as people with friction, contradictions, and named tensions, then produces a different insight, message, and three first moves for each one. The work is structured to act on.
Pick the path that fits. Both are free.