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Your audience will vary greatly in the way they consume content. This is one of the reasons why creating multiple subsets (buyer personas) of your target audience will help your brand when it comes to e-commerce conversions.

For instance, an audience that is young and tech-savvy may prefer content that is in a shorter video format, like TikTok. Whereas an older, more traditional buyer persona might prefer written articles with infographics.

This means that not only is choosing the right topic for your content important but also choosing the way it’s delivered to your audience is just as important.

Developing a mix of formats that address the preferences of your audience will take time and experimentation to develop.

An easy way to get started is to take a look at your closest competitor and note which content format is receiving the most engagement for them. Start there, and then continue testing new formats until you determine what mix works best for your own brand.

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What exactly is a target audience?

In short, a target audience is a group of people that will likely respond positively to your content. Every single piece of content you create should have a defined target audience in mind. When you publish broad-reaching content, it never gets specific enough to provide much value to anybody.

Think about your brand and your unique selling proposition, then look for the type of customer you can help the most with your content.

Ask yourself:
🤔 Are there relevant, but underserved audiences who aren’t getting the kind of information they need from other sources?
🤔 What customer group do I most want to engage with?
🤔 Can I create valuable content that can help me connect with this group?
🤔 Can I become a leading and trusted information resource for this customer base?

You can also use various tools to dig deeper into the specific details of your audience.

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Here’s how you deal with refunds and returns on your dropshipping business.

If you're dropshipping from china you have a few options here.

You have the customer ship the product back to an address in the USA if yu have them. Don’t make them ship the item back to China, because it’s gonna cost them a fortune and they’ll never buy from you again.
To refund them and to let them keep the product, unfortunately, this is the cost of doing business sometimes.

But if you’re dropshipping using a 3PL and you’re located in the Top 4 Countries such as Canada, the US, the UK and Australia;

You can integrate your shopify store with a returns app like Loop and you can offer your customers an extremely simple and seamless return and exchange experience.

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