Win Multi-Segment Markets

Two Complex Scenarios

Navigate Multi-Segment Markets

1. Create Segment Minds

One mind for EACH target segment:

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> "SCENARIO: You're planning campaigns for multiple market segments (Enterprise,
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Mid-Market, SMB). Each segment has different priorities and responds to different
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messaging.
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QUESTION: Create audience minds for: 1) Enterprise, 2) Mid-Market, 3) SMB using
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their respective call transcripts."

Training: 5-15 minutes per segment

2. Predict Each Segment’s Response

Ask EACH segment mind the same question:

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> "SCENARIO: A company is launching a marketing campaign with the headline
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'[your messaging]'. This campaign will run across LinkedIn, email, and industry
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publications targeting you.
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QUESTION: Would this messaging resonate with you? What would make you convert
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vs. scroll past?"

You’ll know: Enterprise priorities vs. SMB priorities, what drives conversion by segment, which messaging works where

3. Target Each Segment Optimally

Launch segment-specific campaigns:

• Enterprise: Security + compliance messaging
• Mid-Market: ROI + scale messaging
• SMB: Affordability + ease messaging

Higher conversion. Better ROI per segment.

Real Example: Multi-Segment Campaign

Win Competitive Markets

1. Create Target Audience Mind

Upload transcripts from your ideal customers:

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> "SCENARIO: You need to understand how your ideal customer profile thinks about
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competitive options in your market. You'll use this to test positioning strategies.
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QUESTION: Create an audience mind for your ideal customer profile using
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/path/to/icp-interviews.vtt"

Training: 5-15 minutes

2. Test Competitive Positioning

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> "SCENARIO: You're evaluating multiple vendors in this market. Competitor X focuses
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on [their positioning]. A different company positions as [our positioning]. Both
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are targeting you with campaigns and messaging.
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QUESTION: Which positioning would resonate more with you? What would make you choose
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one vs. the other?"

Discover: What actually differentiates in their eyes, which positioning wins attention, what proof points build credibility, where competitors are vulnerable

3. Launch Differentiated Campaigns

Position based on what audience actually values:

• Lead with differentiation that matters
• Address competitor weaknesses
• Build credibility with right proof points

Stand out. Win competitive deals.

Real Example: Competitive Positioning

Common Complex Scenarios

Product Launch Strategy: Predict which positioning wins attention, test messaging across segments, identify early adopter characteristics. Successful launches with higher adoption and less wasted spend.

Market Expansion: Predict if current messaging resonates in new market, understand new segment’s priorities, test positioning adjustments. Successful market expansion with segment-specific approach.

Pricing Strategy: Predict willingness to pay by segment, test pricing anchoring and messaging, understand price vs. value sensitivity. Optimized pricing that maximizes revenue per segment.

Brand Repositioning: Predict how existing customers react to new positioning, test if it attracts target segments, understand risks. Successful repositioning that grows market without losing base.

Channel Optimization: Predict which channels each segment uses, test messaging variations by channel, know which CTAs drive action. Optimize channel mix and messaging for maximum ROI.

Category Creation: Predict how audience understands new category, test which framing makes it clear, know what comparisons help vs. confuse. Successful category creation with clear positioning.

Implementation

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> Create segment minds for our market:
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1. Enterprise - /calls/enterprise-segment.vtt
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2. Mid-Market - /calls/midmarket-segment.vtt
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3. SMB - /calls/smb-segment.vtt

✓ Training 3 segment minds... (~10 min each)

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> Campaign: "The Complete Platform for Modern Teams"
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Ask each segment: Would this resonate? What would you think?

Enterprise segment:
NO. Too vague. Need "Enterprise-Grade Platform" with
security, compliance, scalability messaging.
Predicted conversion: 0.8% (current) → 6.2% (optimized)
Mid-Market segment:
MEH. Doesn't address growth pains. Need "Scale from 50 to 500"
with ROI and efficiency messaging.
Predicted conversion: 1.9% (current) → 8.1% (optimized)
SMB segment:
CONFUSING. Sounds expensive. Need "Affordable for Small Teams"
with pricing and ease-of-use messaging.
Predicted conversion: 2.1% (current) → 9.8% (optimized)
Recommendation: Launch segment-specific campaigns for 5-7x
better conversion rates.

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> Create audience mind for ideal customer using
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/research/target-customer-interviews.vtt

✓ Training target audience mind... (~10 min)

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> We compete with [Market Leader]. They're known for reliability.
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We have more features at lower cost. What would make you
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choose us vs. them?

Honestly? I'd choose Market Leader.
Why your positioning doesn't win me:
- "More features + lower cost" = I don't believe it
- Missing: reliability proof (my #1 concern)
- Missing: industry-specific expertise
- Missing: switching risk addressed
What WOULD win me:
- Position as industry-specific expert
- "10x better at [my specific use case]"
- Customer stories from my industry
- "We handle migration for you"
With current positioning: 15% chance I choose you
With repositioned messaging: 68% chance I choose you

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> Test this positioning: "Built specifically for [Industry].
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10x better at [use case]. Customer stories from companies
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like yours. We handle migration." Better?

YES. This wins me.
Why it works:
- Industry-specific = you understand my world
- 10x better at specific thing = credible
- Customer proof = reduces my risk
- Migration handled = removes barrier
I'd request demo and seriously evaluate. This positioning
would convert me 80% of the time.

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