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Audience Intelligence


How does it work?

Human analytics and AI-powered insights can uncover new and unique audiences, where to find them, and how best to engage with them on the channels they spend their time on.

There are three different ways we can generate an audience:

Specialized audiences: With a combination of demographic data and conversations on social networks we can delineate audiences of journalists, investors, commercial real estate agents, health professionals or any group that can be effectively built using this methodology.

Affinity-Based Audiences: This approach works to find like-minded people with similar interests and characteristics, such as political activists, fans of a sports team or consumers of some type of food.

Micro-Audiences: These are smaller audiences but made up of people with more influence, they are created with the purpose of developing content to produce directional information that can inform highly specific content and creative assets.

How can Audience Intelligence help your organisation?

Segmenting audiences is one of the most important parts of using audience intelligence tools properly. This allows you to break down supposedly monolithic audiences into various age groups, job titles, and other behavioural and psychographic details, helping you to truly understand what this audience looks like and create custom and more effective messages.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does Trace Data Science do?

We help your organisation to better understand the complexity of human behaviour to create better business opportunities, work enviroments, products, services and experiences.

2. What industries do you specialize in?

We take pride in our ability to learn the fundamentals of virtually any industry or technology quickly. Some of the markets we have served include green technologies, medical devices, biotechnology, Internet/e-commerce, telecommunications, distance education/e-learning, real estate, financial services, healthcare services, manufacturing, retail, food service, consumer products, media and entertainment, aerospace, artificial intelligence, enterprise software, insurance, energy, and networking.

Having said that, we believe that the value we bring to the table is not industry expertise -which you already possess in abundance- but rather an understanding of what your target audience would like to see in a potential opportunity.

3. How does the process work?

Every situation is unique. However, some fairly common steps include the following:

  • ▪ Initial discussion to understand your basic needs.
  • ▪ Review your existing materials (draft business plans, financials, market research, competitor research, etc.).
  • ▪ Follow-up discussion to clarify details and agree upon the scope and fees for the project.
  • Several in-depth discussions to better understand the details, develop strategies, and agree on all major elements.
  • ▪ Conduct additional research, as needed.
  • ▪ Draft a BETA Presentation and review it with you to ensure that all parties agree on the high-level vision.
  • ▪ Draft the Executive Summary and review it with you to ensure that we all agree on the next level of detail.
  • ▪ Prepare a draft outline of report for your review.
  • ▪ Begin filling in the details on the draft. Obtain and incorporate your feedback.
  • ▪ Finalize all deliverables.
  • ▪ Coach you on the best way to deliver the presentation and on how to address questions.
  • ▪ Provide ongoing support, including making minor updates to the deliverables at no additional charge.
  • ▪ Depending on how we structure the project, you should expect to spend anywhere from 10-30 hours on the process over the course of a typical engagement.

4. How long does it take?

For a typical engagement, the typical time to completion is 6 to 8 weeks. The actual time can be influenced by the quality of your existing materials, the level of your participation, the complexity of your market and business model, and our current workload.

5. What happens after you've delivered the final documents?

We remain available, at no extra charge, to answer follow-up questions, provide advice, and to make minor changes to the documents we produced for you.

6. Will you sign a non-disclosure agreement?

Gladly. We prefer to use a Mutual NDA so that our own trade secrets can be protected as well.

7. Can you send us samples of your work?

We are unable to email you a sample, but if you would like a closer look, we can schedule an online screen sharing session via Zoom.

8. Where are you located, and how do you work with clients outside of your local area?

We are headquartered in London, UK and have consultants in Marbella, Spain. We rely heavily on the phone, e-mail and online meeting tools, and have never met 90% of our clients.

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Contact Us

If you’re interested in finding out more about how Trace Data Science can help your organization succeed in the transition to the Skill Economy, get in touch.