We hear about audiences from stakeholders. We learn about audiences from analytics, demographics, and surveys. But hearing their feelings, hopes for your product, and motivations is an invaluable tool in shaping content, calls to action, and platform strategies. By exploring audiences in-depth, you can better define segments.
In this on-demand webinar Amy Grace Wells shares how to use research to provide concrete, actionable insights into the needs of primary audiences and define initiatives that work towards these objectives by looking at a case study to define an advocate audience.
From this recorded webinar, you will learn:
This session is designed for anyone who want to be a strong user advocate and build user-centered websites and products. This includes content producers and content managers, content strategists and content marketers, project managers, community managers, etc.
We hear about audiences from stakeholders. We learn about audiences from analytics, demographics, and surveys. But hearing their feelings, hopes for your product, and motivations is an invaluable tool in shaping content, calls to action, and platform strategies. By exploring audiences in-depth, you can better define segments.
In this on-demand webinar Amy Grace Wells shares how to use research to provide concrete, actionable insights into the needs of primary audiences and define initiatives that work towards these objectives by looking at a case study to define an advocate audience.
From this recorded webinar, you will learn:
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Amy Grace has been designing interfaces, building taxonomies, and finding content solutions since 2005. As a UX designer at 10up, she works with organisations from Fortune 100 businesses to nonprofits to design user-centered websites and products.
With a background in content strategy and a master's degree in user experience design, she’s designed e-commerce solutions for Bird Watcher’s Digest, served as an expert on content strategy and information architecture for universities including Texas A&M and University of South Carolina, and worked on Department of Defense projects that serve military families. Amy lives in Georgia and bragging rights include holding a sensei rank in karate and singing happy birthday to Muhammad Ali.