Visit our Persona creation section for best practice on which elements you need to add into your Persona template, helping to structure insights effectively as a Persona creator. Building Personas in Journey Management software such as Cemantica, helps you create, enrich and use in targeted customer journey maps.
In Cemantica, you can start from scratch when building Personas with sections blocks you can add (for example demographics, challenges, lifestyle, goals etc.), configure and easily drag & drop to structure how you work. To work faster you can start with a pre-built Persona profile template of Persona examples that again can be edited and refined for Persona development.
Advanced tools like an AI Persona generator can further refine Persona creation by analyzing large data sets and predicting customer preferences. Cemantica´s AI assistant, Alex helps to either build or enrich Personas based on your data, it can create additional text in existing sections or create new sections to better structure your user / customer / employee profile and saves a lot of time spent researching. Read the "How to Create a Persona with AI" blog for more detail too.
You can attach one or more Personas in customer journeys to illustrate dedicated experiences of each customer segment, and compare your fictional Personas against real customers using sentiment analysis at each interaction touchpoint and journey stage. This helps to refine your Personas so that they reflect your target audience, for example adding pain points or preferences. This allows you to move from assumptive Personas to data-driven Personas.
Defining your customer Persona types
Different customer Personas help you better understand your customer segments and enable you to target them more effectively.
There are many Persona types, depending on the objectives of your experience program, your industry and company type. For example, are you mapping and optimizing the experience of your customers, users or employees? Are you operating in a B2B or B2C model? What level journey are you mapping (macro or micro) to determine how much detail you need to zoom in on?
Here are just some Persona examples: