Isto tresanda a conhecer os clientes-alvo

Isto tresanda a conhecer os clientes-alvo, o seu contexto e o job-to-be-done:

"You're still in print, which a lot of publications have had to move away from. What do you think are some of the secrets or things that have helped you stay successful there?.
Our demographic is really the big thing because the reason why you don't really see a lot of entertainment magazines these days is that there's nothing more broke than a dude in his 20s. Your enthusiasm for bands or movies or something like that changes because now you have to pay for your own health insurance, you have rent, and you want to go out on a date Friday night, so are you going to go buy a magazine or are you going to get a nice glass of wine for your date? Priorities change, but when you're a teenager and in college, actors, actresses, musicians, all the types of artists are everything to you. Your favorite bands end up being on your car, on your notebook and on your phone, and those really are who you are.
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For us, that's what's insulated us to a greater extent from ending up like Spin and a lot of the other music magazines, because it's still a crowd for whom there's a lot of romanticism attached to print. Teenagers today still . . . it's a rite of passage to a certain extent to sit on your bed with your friend and flip through pages looking at singers and stuff, and reading about your favorite band. It's not so romanticized when you do that with an iPad. Plus the fact that you can rip pictures out, put them on your wall."

Trecho retirado de "Print's Not Dead—Just Ask Music-Loving Teens"