Who Would Buy Your Stuff? Ask AI to Help You Picture Them

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1. What is a customer?

   1. A person who works at a company
   2. A robot that works in a store
   3. Someone who makes products
   4. A person who buys something from a business

2. Why does a business need to know who its customers are?

   1. So it can decide what to name the company
   2. So it knows how many employees to hire
   3. So it can charge higher prices
   4. So it can sell its products to the right people

3. How can AI help a young person who runs a business?

   1. By doing their homework for them
   2. By describing what different kinds of people might want to buy
   3. By telling them what to charge for everything
   4. By running the business for them

4. What does the term 'audience' mean when talking about business?

   1. The group of people who might want to buy your product
   2. People watching a movie or show
   3. A group of people listening to a speaker
   4. The customers only at one specific store

5. If you sell handmade bracelets, which group would most likely be your customers?

   1. Kids and teens who like jewelry
   2. Pet store owners
   3. Older adults who need walkers
   4. Construction workers

6. What does it mean when someone says you should 'know your customer'?

   1. You should understand who wants to buy what you sell
   2. You should only sell to people you already know
   3. You should become friends with everyone who buys from you
   4. You should ask customers to work for you

7. A kid wants to start a dog-walking business. Who might hire them?

   1. People who don't have dogs
   2. Grown-ups who work during the day and need someone to walk their dog
   3. Pet stores that sell dog food
   4. Kids who are too young to walk dogs alone

8. What does 'marketing' mean?

   1. Trying to get people interested in buying what you sell
   2. Counting the money a business makes
   3. Making products in a factory
   4. Designing a company logo

9. If you asked AI 'Where do my customers hang out?', what kind of information are you looking for?

   1. What websites customers use to hang out online
   2. Where customers keep their money
   3. Where your potential customers spend their time and time of day
   4. How customers hang up their coats

10. What is a 'perfect customer' for a business?

    1. The person who is most likely to want and buy what you sell
    2. A customer who never complains
    3. A customer who refers all their friends
    4. Someone who buys everything you make

11. What question could you ask AI to help describe someone who would buy your slime?

    1. What is slime made of?
    2. Who invented slime?
    3. Describe a kid who loves slimy, squishy toys
    4. How do I make the best slime?

12. Why does knowing your customer make selling easier?

    1. You don't need to advertise anymore
    2. You can tailor your message to what they care about
    3. You can automatically make them buy
    4. You can avoid talking to them altogether

13. What is the main benefit of describing your customers before starting to sell?

    1. You won't need to make a product
    2. You can skip the part where you sell
    3. You can reach the right people with the right message
    4. You will definitely make more money than your competitors

14. Which of these is a good question to ask AI about your business customers?

    1. What is the capital of France?
    2. What age group would love my video game designs?
    3. What is 2 + 2?
    4. How do I build a rocket?

15. Why do businesses spend time thinking about who wants their product?

    1. So they can focus their efforts on people most likely to buy
    2. So they can avoid having any customers
    3. So they can make products no one wants
    4. So they can charge everyone the same price