Audience Aggregation
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In The Personal MBA an audience aggregation focuses on capturing the attention of a group of a people with similar characteristics, and then selling access to that audience to a third party. It is one of the Twelve standard Forms of Value (Form of Value #8 of 12). Audience aggregation provides value to consumers by providing them with some asset of their interest. Audience aggregation benefits the advertiser because it provides it with an audience. (my addition:) a good example is the business model of spotify:
Key Points:
- Audience aggregation focuses on capturing the attention of a group of a people with similar characteristics, and then selling access to that audience to a third party.
- The keys to provide value are:
- Identify a group of people with similar characteristics or interests.
- Consistently attract that group’s attention.
- Find third parties interested in buying access to that audience.
- Sell access to that audience without alienating it.
- This benefits the audience by providing something worthy of their attention.
- It benefits the advertiser because it gives him attention, which leads to sales.
Questions for Consideration:
- Does delivering value via audience aggregation make sense for your business idea?
- If so, what do you need to plan for to make it successful?