What are customers Ultimately Hoping

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ngagement Level: This refers to how actively a customer engages with a company's content, sales representatives, or support channels. High engagement might signal a strong interest or a need for more personalized attention.
Decision-Making Process: Categorizing customers by their typical buying process (e.g., long sales cycles with multiple stakeholders, quick transactional purchases, RFQ-based procurement) helps in aligning sales strategies.

Needs-Based Segmentation: This approach focuses on the specific problems or challenges that a business is trying to solve.

Pain Points: Identifying common pain points across a group of shop customers allows for the development of targeted solutions and marketing messages that resonate directly with their immediate needs.

Desired Outcomes: to achieve by purchasing a product or service? Categorizing by desired outcomes helps in framing value propositions effectively. For example, some businesses prioritize cost savings, others innovation, and still others compliance.
Maturity Level: The technological or operational maturity of a business can dictate the type of solution they require. A highly mature company might need integration with complex existing systems, while a less mature one might be looking for an out-of-the-box solution.