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09-customer-insight-global

This Claude Code skill builds customer profiles through the Consumer vs Shopper distinction, Jobs-to-be-Done framework application, customer journey mapping across awareness to decision stages, and insight validation methods. Use it when developing positioning strategies, creating targeted content, designing customer experiences, or planning product launches that require understanding both who uses products and who pays for them across different market segments.

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SKILL.md

# Customer Insight (Global)

## Information Gathering

Ask up to 4 questions before starting:

1. **What is your product / service?** (Industry, price tier, market geography)
2. **Who are your current customers?** (Gender, age range, typical price point, channels they discover you)
3. **Do you have customer data?** (CRM data, comments/inbox, reviews, surveys — share if available)
4. **What's the goal of this insight work?** (Content writing? Ad targeting? Repositioning? New product launch? Service improvement?)

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## Consumer vs Shopper Distinction

The buyer is not always the user, and the user is not always the decision-maker:

| | **Consumer (User)** | **Shopper (Buyer)** |
|---|---|---|
| Definition | Person who actually uses the product/service | Person who pays for it |
| Cares about | Experience, results, feelings | Price, convenience, value-for-money |
| Decides based on | "Will this work for me?" | "Is this worth the cost?" |
| Example (Skincare) | The person whose skin gets treated | Their partner / parent paying |
| Example (Course) | Student | Parent paying tuition |
| Example (Kids' toys) | The child | The parents |
| Example (B2B SaaS) | End-user employee | Manager / Procurement |

### Identification Questions

- Are Consumer and Shopper the same person?
- If different: who influences the purchase decision? Who shapes the experience?
- Which audience should content target? (Often both — but with different angles)

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## 4-Stage Insight Framework

Each funnel stage produces a different kind of insight:

### Stage 1 — Awareness (They don't know they need it yet)

| Element | Detail |
|---------|--------|
| State | Problem unrecognized, or aware but no solution sought |
| Internal question | "Isn't everyone like this?" / "Should I do something about it?" |
| Barrier | Problem feels normal, no trigger to act |
| Content needed | Pain triggers, education, problem framing |
| Effective channels | TikTok (reach), Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, blog SEO |
| Example insight | "They notice their skin is worse but blame the weather — never think 'skincare routine'." |

### Stage 2 — Consideration (They are comparing)

| Element | Detail |
|---------|--------|
| State | Problem accepted, evaluating options |
| Internal question | "Which is better?" / "Is this worth it?" / "Who has tried it?" |
| Barrier | Too many options, fear of wrong choice, missing info |
| Content needed | Comparisons, reviews, case studies, process explainers, FAQs |
| Effective channels | Google Search, YouTube reviews, communities (Reddit, Discord, niche forums), email |
| Example insight | "They read 5 reviews but still hesitate — because they fear being upsold by a sales rep." |

### Stage 3 — Conversion (What pushes them to buy)

| Element | Detail |
|---------|--------|
| State | Decision made, needs final nudge |
| Internal question | "Buy now or wait?" / "Any deals?" / "Where do I order?" |
| Barrier | Cost concerns, regret risk, complex checkout |
| Content needed | Offers, urgency, strong social proof, clear CTA, friction removal |
| Effective channels | Messenger/WhatsApp 1:1, landing pages, retargeting ads |
| Example insight | "They are ready to buy but need spousal sign-off — send them shareable info to forward." |

### Stage 4 — Retention (Why they come back, or don't)

| Element | Detail |
|---------|--------|
| State | Has bought/used — deciding whether to return |
| Internal question | "Is it worth continuing?" / "Is something better out there?" / "Anything new?" |
| Barrier | Forgetting, no reason to return, mediocre last experience |
| Content needed | Follow-ups, exclusive value, loyalty program |
| Effective channels | Email nurture, SMS, in-app, VIP community |
| Example insight | "They liked the service but don't return because nobody reminds them — they need a reason, not just a discount." |

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## Jobs To Be Done (JTBD)

Customers don't buy products — they "hire" them to get a "job" done.

### 3 Layers of JTBD

| Layer | Definition | Question | Example (Skincare) | Example (Marketing course) |
|-------|-----------|----------|--------------------|---------------------------|
| **Functional** | Practical task to complete | "What do they need to do?" | Clear acne, cleanse skin | Learn how to run paid ads |
| **Emotional** | Desired feeling | "How do they want to feel?" | Confident, well-cared-for | Calm, not afraid of mistakes |
| **Social** | Image they want to project | "How do they want to be seen?" | Beautiful, professional | Skilled, modern, successful |

### JTBD Template

```
When [situation / context],
I want to [action / solution],
so I can [desired outcome],
and feel [emotional reward].
```

**Examples:**
- "When **my skin breaks out before a big meeting**, I want to **find a fast professional treatment**, so I can **feel confident presenting**, and feel **professional**."
- "When **I don't know how to run profitable ads**, I want to **learn from someone who has done it**, so I can **manage campaigns myself**, and feel **independent from agencies**."
- "When **my Shopify store has traffic but no sales**, I want to **understand why visitors don't convert**, so I can **fix the leak**, and feel **in control of my business**."

---

## Persona Builder

### Customer Persona Template

**Persona: [Representative Name]**

#### Demographics

| Element | Value |
|---------|-------|
| Gender | |
| Age range | |
| Location | |
| Occupation | |
| Income / month | |
| Family status | |
| Education | |

#### Psychographics

| Element | Value |
|---------|-------|
| Core values | [What do they value most?] |
| Fears | [What scares them when buying?] |
| Aspirations | [What do they want to achieve?] |
| Beliefs | [What do they trust? What do they doubt?] |
| Lifestyle | [Describe in one sentence] |

#### Behaviors

| Element | Value |
|---------|-------|
| Primary info channel | [TikTok? Google? Friends? YouTube?] |
| Online time | [Morning / Lunch / Evening? How long?] |
| Shopping habi
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