The 8-step journey

Buyer Persona Wizard

"Developers" is a job title. A persona is a person you can find on a Tuesday.

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The problem this solves

Asked who your customer is, you say "developers" or "startups". Both are categories, not customers. You cannot write an email to a category, and you certainly cannot find one to send it to.

What it does

A guided set of questions builds one specific buyer: their job title, what their day looks like, the words they use for the problem, what they have already tried, what they fear, what they would have to justify to a manager, and which three places you could reach them this week. Every field has a formula and a worked example, so a blank box is never the whole instruction.

What you end up with

The output, not the description. This is what exists in your account after you use it.

  • One named buyer with a job title, a company size and a budget range.
  • Pain points in the customer’s own words, which is what makes copy sound like them rather than like you.
  • The objections you will hear, written down before you hear them.
  • Three channels where this person can actually be reached, which feed the playbooks and the GTM plan.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Start from research, not imagination

    Interviews recorded in step two feed the persona. A persona invented at a desk is a description of you.

  2. 2

    Answer the guided questions

    Each one has a formula and a real example from a startup that shipped. Skipping one costs a specific thing, and the page says which.

  3. 3

    Role-play against it

    The persona can answer your pitch in character, which is the cheapest way to hear an objection before a real buyer says it.

Where to find it

In the app

Sign in and open /personas — the personas.

Included on the Free plan.

From your AI tool

Connect the MCP server and drive it from Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT:

  • create_persona
  • list_personas
  • update_persona
  • mark_activate_persona
  • mark_evaluate_pitch