“Plug-in, AI-powered growth infrastructure that turns manual, fragmented marketing into an automated, data-driven revenue engine—in weeks, not months.”

2. Target Market (Where the money is)

Dimension Primary Focus Rationale
Company size Small & mid-market organizations (≈ 10–250 employees, CA/US revenues US $1–50 M) Big enough to budget $2.5 k set-up + $1 k MRR, small enough to lack internal automation talent.
Geography Canada & US first → English-speaking OECD markets Same legal/tech ecosystem, similar pain points; easy service delivery from BC.
Growth stage Fast-growing, digitally-minded firms that “hit process ceiling” (lead volume > 100/mo or marketing team ≤ 3) Automation ROI is crystal-clear and urgency is high.
Tech maturity Already using ≥ 3 SaaS tools but suffering from siloed data/workflows Integrations and AI orchestration create immediate wins.

3. Ideal Client Profiles (ICPs)

  1. The Growth-Minded Founder / CEO 30-50 yrs, professional-services or SaaS, wearing CMO + COO hats.
  2. The Over-Stretched Marketing Manager 1–3-person marketing dept. in an e-commerce, tech or B2B services firm.
  1. The Agency Director / Reseller Boutique agency (≤ 15 staff) or freelance CMO.

4. Target Niches (Where Nexus can dominate)

Rank Niche Pain Nexus Solves Key Offer Hook
#1 AI-Driven Marketing & Sales Automation for SMBs in Professional & Tech Services High-ticket sales cycles, fragmented CRMs, manual follow-ups. “Cut your follow-up workload 80 % and close 30 % faster.”
#2 White-Label Automation Infrastructure for Boutique Marketing Agencies Need to scale services without headcount; retain brand control. “Your agency’s new back-office—fully branded, fully automated.”
#3 E-commerce Growth Ops for 7-Figure Stores Rising CAC, slow email/SMS ops, limited analytics. “Turn every cart into a conversation—AI agents that sell 24/7.”

(Focus on one niche in outbound campaigns, use others for upsell/expansion.)

5. Audience Characteristics

Attribute Details
Role & Authority Owner, CEO, Managing Partner, VP/Director Marketing, RevOps Lead.
Demographics 30–55 yrs; higher education; tech-comfortable; median salary $120 k+.
Psychographics Early adopters, ROI-driven, value speed & systems, dislike “black-box” agencies.
Challenges – Lead gen plateau
– Manual, error-prone workflows
– Disconnected data → poor KPIs
– Limited in-house automation skill
Buying triggers Funding round, aggressive revenue targets, staff churn, tech-stack overhaul, new market launch.

6. Positioning Statement (Internal)