Elderly Care for all Customers
Target Customer Segments
Target Customer:
Families of Aging Parents
Persona
Emily Carter
Demographics
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Age
52
Gender
Female
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Education Level
Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration
Income Range
$75,000 - $110,000
Family Status
Married with three children, caring for an aging mother
Professional / personal background
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Occupation & Industry
Office Manager in a Finance Company
Work Environment
Full-time, office-based with occasional remote work
Personal Background
Highly involved in her local community, enjoys gardening, and occasionally volunteers for elder care initiatives test
Behavioural traits
Daily Routine
Wakes up early to prepare her children for school, manages administrative tasks during work hours, and spends evenings attending to her mother’s care needs.
Technology Usage
- Regularly uses mobile apps for scheduling and budgeting
- Moderately tech-savvy, but favors tools that are easy to navigate
- Uses social media to connect with caregiving communities
Buying Behavior
Cost-conscious but willing to invest in high-quality and reliable solutions that save time and reduce stress.
Media Consumption
- Follows caregiving blogs
- Watches YouTube tutorials for advice on elderly care
- Engages in Facebook groups dedicated to caregiving support test
Goals & motivations
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Primary Goals
Wants to ensure her mother receives dignified care while maintaining her own family and work balance.
Personal & Professional Aspirations
Hopes to provide her children with stability and education while advocating for better elderly care resources in her community.
What Drives Them?
A sense of duty to her family, the need to make informed decisions, and a desire to secure her mother’s comfort and well-being. test
Challenges & pain points
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Problems They Face
- Difficulty navigating complex and fragmented elderly care systems
- Lack of time to research and compare care options
- Feels overwhelmed by the emotional and financial burdens of caregiving
Barriers to Adoption
Worries about hidden costs and being able to trust an unfamiliar digital platform to deliver reliable care recommendations.
Common Complaints
Government websites are too difficult to navigate, and current solutions lack personalization and clarity.
Deceision making process
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How They Discover Products/Services
Through word-of-mouth, caregiving forums, and social media groups.
Who Influences Them?
- Other caregivers in her community
- Friends or colleagues with similar experiences
- Expert recommendations from elder care advisors
Key Concerns Before Purchase
The reliability of the platform, its ease of use, and whether it addresses the specific needs of her aging parent. test
Preferred Communication Channels
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Where They Engage Most
- Facebook caregiver groups
- Community forums
- Local caregiving events
Preferred Brands & Influences
Trusts organizations and services endorsed by government agencies or well-known nonprofits.
Tone & Style of Communication
Empathetic, straightforward, and supportive, without overly technical language. test 2
Empathy Map
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What They Think & Feel
What They Think & Feel
Emily’s inner thoughts revolve around balancing responsibilities and ensuring stability for her loved ones.
- She worries about providing quality care for her aging mother while managing her work and family life.
- Feels overwhelmed by the emotional and financial stress of caregiving.
- Hopes to secure a peaceful and dignified aging process for her mother.
- Aspires to be a pillar of support for her family while maintaining her personal well-being.
- Feels a sense of duty to advocate for better elderly care practices in her community.
What They Say & Do
What They Say & Do
Emily’s actions reveal her resourcefulness and commitment to caregiving.
- Verbally expresses frustration about government websites being complex.
- Actively participates in Facebook caregiver groups to exchange advice.
- Uses budgeting and scheduling apps to organize her household and caregiving tasks.
- Advocates for better caregiving resources during community events and initiatives.
- Looks for simple, time-saving solutions while managing her personal and professional responsibilities.
What They Hear
What They Hear
Emily is influenced by the perspectives and advice of her social and professional circles.
- Support and stories from caregiving groups on Facebook.
- Advice from colleagues who are familiar with elderly care services.
- Encouragement from family members to ensure the best care for her mother.
- Recommendations from friends who have hired elder care services.
- Opinions and experiences shared by elder care bloggers or YouTube influencers.
What They See
What They See
The environment Emily interacts with affects her perception of resources and their accessibility.
- Fragmented platforms and government websites that are difficult to navigate.
- Caregiving solutions and tools promoted on social media.
- Success stories of other families who have utilized comprehensive aged care platforms.
- A crowded marketplace with many service providers but limited holistic options.
- Community forums highlighting gaps and inefficiencies in aged care systems.
Customer Pains
Pains
Emily faces significant challenges that hinder her ability to provide optimal care.
- The complexity of navigating multiple platforms for aged care resources.
- Emotionally and physically exhausting caregiving responsibilities.
- Lack of time to research and compare the best options for elder care.
- Uncertainty about hidden costs and trustworthiness of solutions.
- Feeling like she’s constantly putting out fires rather than managing proactively.
Customer Gains
Gains
Emily’s desired outcomes focus on streamlining caregiving and ensuring quality care for her mother.
- Comprehensive, centralized access to elderly care resources.
- More time to spend with her family by reducing the administrative burden.
- Confidence in her decisions through reliable, personalized guidance.
- Peace of mind knowing her mother is receiving dignified and quality care.
- A sense of accomplishment in managing her family and caregiving responsibilities effectively.
Customer Journey Map
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Target Customer 2:
Elderly Individuals
Persona
Dorothy Campbell
Demographics
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Age
72
Gender
Female
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Education Level
High School Graduate
Income Range
$30,000 - $50,000 (Pension and savings)
Family Status
Widowed, two adult children test
Professional / personal background
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Occupation & Industry
Retired, former school teacher
Work Environment
Retired, spends most time at home or in community activities
Personal Background
Enjoys gardening, knitting, and attending local community events. test
Behavioural traits
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Daily Routine
Starts the day reading the news over tea, attends social activities or visits the grocery store, spends afternoons knitting or gardening, and evenings video calls with her children.
Technology Usage
- Uses smartphone for WhatsApp and video calling
- Occasionally shops online but prefers in-person transactions
- Relies on children for technical assistance
Buying Behavior
Trusts recommendations from family and friends, cautious about online expenses, values simplicity and accessibility when making purchases.
Media Consumption
- Reads local newspapers
- Follows a few Facebook groups for her community
- Watches evening TV shows and occasional YouTube tutorials with her grandchildren
Goals & motivations
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Primary Goals
To live independently with dignity while staying socially connected and accessing necessary support services when needed.
Personal & Professional Aspirations
Maintains a desire to stay active and participate in her community while being mindful of her health and financial security.
What Drives Them?
Family well-being, independence, and ensuring a comfortable and fulfilling life in her later years. test
Challenges & pain points
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Problems They Face
- Struggles navigating government services and support entitlements
- Fear of becoming a burden on her children
- Lack of understanding of available elderly care resources
Barriers to Adoption
Intimidated by complex technology or systems and concerned about privacy when sharing personal information online.
Common Complaints
Feels existing platforms are too impersonal, overwhelming, or geared towards younger individuals.
Deceision making process
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How They Discover Products/Services
Relies on word-of-mouth from family, friends, and trusted community members; also occasionally receives flyers or mailers regarding services.
Who Influences Them?
- Adult children and grandchildren
- Community center coordinators
- Close friends in her age group
Key Concerns Before Purchase
Worries about affordability, ease of use, and ongoing support or assistance. test
Preferred Communication Channels
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Where They Engage Most
- In-person interactions, community centers, and events
- Occasional Facebook browsing
- Traditional mailing campaigns
Preferred Brands & Influences
Trusts brands that are recommended by family or government-endorsed organizations like My Aged Care.
Tone & Style of Communication
Clear, empathetic, and straightforward messaging with minimal technical jargon. test
Empathy Map
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What They Think & Feel
What They Think & Feel
Dorothy’s inner thoughts and emotions are shaped by her desire to maintain independence and stay connected while managing the challenges of aging.
- Worries about her financial stability as she ages.
- Fearful of becoming a burden on her children.
- Aspired to live her later years with dignity and security.
- Feels frustrated by the complex systems related to elderly care and government services.
- Desires more support tailored to her needs but without losing autonomy. test
What They Say & Do
What They Say & Do
Dorothy’s public behaviors reflect her desire to remain independent while acknowledging her reliance on others for help when needed.
- Regularly attends community events and activities to stay engaged.
- Discusses and asks for recommendations for elderly services from trusted friends and family.
- Chooses to shop in person whenever possible, though she occasionally shops online with assistance.
- In conversations, expresses a mix of optimism and caution about new services or technologies.
- Maintains her home environment through gardening and connects with her children and friends through video calls. test
What They Hear
What They Hear
Dorothy’s understanding of the world is influenced by her close relationships and trusted community connections.
- Suggestions and advice from her adult children and grandchildren.
- Encouragement from her peers at community centers to stay active and engaged.
- Alerts about local events and offerings from community organizations.
- General reassurances or advertisements targeting elderly services heard on TV or the radio.
- Occasional warnings of scams or privacy threats shared by her children or community groups. test
What They See
What They See
Dorothy’s vision of the world is framed by her immediate surroundings, media consumption, and interactions with her community.
- Sees advertisements and mailers for elderly support services and care providers.
- Observes her peers using assistive services and talks about their experiences.
- Notices technology becoming increasingly central in accessing services and resources, feeling it is intimidating.
- Encounters community boards or Facebook posts related to local support resources.
- Sees younger generations easily navigating technology, leaving her feeling somewhat disconnected. test
Customer Pains
Pains
Dorothy faces frustrations and barriers that impede her ability to access support and services confidently.
- Struggles to understand and navigate government services and aged care entitlements.
- Feels overwhelmed by the complexity of available options for elderly care.
- Fears scams or breaches of privacy when asked to provide personal information online.
- Believes most resources available are more tailored to younger or tech-savvy users.
- Experiences frustration when she can’t resolve issues independently, requiring help from her children. test
Customer Gains
Gains
Dorothy aspires to achieve security, independence, and connection as she plans for the later stages of her life.
- Wants to stay socially active and maintain her sense of purpose.
- Seeks simplified and accessible solutions for navigating elderly support services.
- Hopes for reassurance that she is financially secure and prepared.
- Desires a centralized, user-friendly resource or platform that caters to her technological comfort level.
- Ensures that she has access to tools and services that support her independence without relying too much on her children. test
Customer Journey Map
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AwarenessConsiderationPurchase/SignupUsage/EngagementRetention/LoyaltyAdvocacyActions
- Sees flyers or mailers from community groups or healthcare providers
- Gets recommendations about the platform from family and friends
- Views a trusted ad or local newspaper article about the platform
- Asks her children or community peers for their reviews of the platform
- Checks for government endorsement or official affiliations
- Reads testimonials or stories about how the platform has helped others
- Signs up with assistance from her children
- Provides basic information about her needs and goals
- Explores the onboarding materials like guides or tutorial videos
- Uses platform to find local elderly care resources or community events
- Accesses simplified guides for government services
- Receives notifications about available support or entitlements
- Receives tailored updates and proactive recommendations
- Participates in surveys or gives feedback about her experience
- Continues exploring advanced features and tools
- Recommends the platform to her peers at community centers
- Encourages her children to spread the word in their networks
- Posts positive comments in relevant community Facebook groups
Needs and Pains
- Desires access to support but struggles with fragmented resources
- Needs reassurance of platform's credibility and simplicity
- Wants to feel independent, not pressured
- Worries about affordability or hidden costs
- Needs to ensure data confidentiality and privacy
- Hopes the platform won’t be too technical or overwhelming
- Wants a clear and jargon-free signup process
- Needs initial guidance or onboarding support
- Concerned about time and effort required to use the platform
- Needs intuitive navigation and resources tailored to her situation
- Wants timely alerts about important information (e.g., deadlines)
- Could struggle without human support options like live chat or a helpline
- Needs to feel valued through personalized communication
- Expects the platform to stay current with elderly care updates
- Wants a sense of being part of a supportive community
- Desires rewards or recognition for sharing the platform
- Prefers simple ways to share her experiences with others
- Needs assurances that her feedback drives improvements
Touch Points
- Flyers, mailers, and local newspaper ads
- Social media posts and Facebook group discussions
- Word of mouth from family and community peers
- Platform's website with clear, accessible design
- Recommendation from trusted sources like government authorities
- Informational sessions or workshops held in the community
- Signup page on the platform
- Step-by-step onboarding materials (videos, PDFs, etc.)
- Customer support for help with registration
- Online platform interface
- Push notifications or regular emails with updates
- Community-centered features (event bulletin, local resource finder)
- Loyalty emails or newsletters with useful tips
- Periodic invitations for user feedback
- Engagement through local events or co-branded partnerships
- Referral program with simple sharing options
- Social media campaigns encouraging user stories
- Community board acknowledgment (e.g., user of the month)
Customer Feeling
- Curious about a solution but cautious
- Overwhelmed by current fragmented options
- Hopeful for a simpler way to manage her needs
- Excited by the potential benefits
- Uncertain about whether the platform is right for her
- Reluctant to commit if it feels risky
- Relieved to see a user-friendly process
- Worried about privacy during signup
- Optimistic after completing the initial setup
- Engaged when resources are relevant and easy
- Frustrated if she cannot resolve issues quickly
- Empowered by accessing valuable support
- Appreciated when feedback is acknowledged
- Secure knowing she is supported long-term
- Valued for her loyalty and contribution
- Proud to have found a useful service
- Confident encouraging others to try it
- Connected within her community through advocacy
Opportunities
- Develop partnerships with local community centers
- Create easy-to-understand explainer materials
- Maintain an active presence in senior-focused events or channels
- Showcase user stories from similar demographics
- Build trust with credibility markers like endorsements
- Simplify pricing structure and communicate clearly
- Ensure an intuitive and compassionate onboarding process
- Provide live human support for signup troubleshooting
- Offer time-saving features in the initial setup
- Develop easier navigation for less tech-savvy users
- Pilot a buddy system, pairing Dorothy with a guide to explore features
- Leverage gamification to encourage platform exploration
- Introduce loyalty programs like community badges or recognition
- Send tailored periodic updates with fresh opportunities
- Organize exclusive events for recurring users
- Expand referral programs targeted at Dorothy's network
- Foster community-driven recognition programs
- Host live events encouraging user advocacy test
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Target Customer:
Caregivers and Guardians
Persona
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Margaret Lewis
Demographics
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Age
52
Gender
Female
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Education Level
Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing
Income Range
$70,000 - $90,000
Family Status
Married with one teenage child and an elderly mother-in-law living at home test
Professional / personal background
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Occupation & Industry
Part-time Community Nurse
Work Environment
Works in a combination of in-home visits for patients and remote telehealth services
Personal Background
Dedicated caregiver with a passion for ensuring quality care for the elderly. Enjoys gardening and baking in her free time test
Behavioural traits
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Daily Routine
Begins the day early with caregiving duties for her mother-in-law, splits the mid-day between work visits and household chores, and spends evenings with family while researching elderly care resources online.
Technology Usage
- Moderately tech-savvy
- Uses digital tools to manage appointments and medications
- Relies on aging care forums and Facebook groups for guidance
Buying Behavior
Carefully evaluates options, looks for recommendations from trusted circles, and prefers personalized solutions.
Media Consumption
- Follows healthcare blogs
- Uses YouTube for tutorials on caregiving tips
- Participates in caregiving Facebook groups test
Goals & motivations
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Primary Goals
To provide her family and elderly mother-in-law with the best possible care arrangements while balancing work and personal life.
Personal & Professional Aspirations
Wants to become an advocate for streamlined elderly care processes and contribute to community education on aging solutions.
What Drives Them?
A strong responsibility to her family, a desire for better elderly care systems, and a need for peace of mind in making informed caregiving decisions.
Challenges & pain points
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Problems They Face
- Difficulty navigating fragmented elderly care services
- Lack of clear information on available benefits or entitlements
- Feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of planning for future care needs
Barriers to Adoption
Time constraints and hesitation to try unfamiliar platforms without proven results.
Common Complaints
Existing resources are confusing, not user-friendly, and fail to provide holistic advice tailored to individual situations.
Deceision making process
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Where They Engage Most
- Facebook caregiving communities
- Healthcare discussion forums
- Email newsletters from aged care platforms
Preferred Brands & Influences
Trusts government initiatives like My Aged Care and brands that emphasize compassion and accessibility, such as Better Caring.
Tone & Style of Communication
Relatable and empathetic, with clear, easy-to-follow instructions. test
Preferred Communication Channels
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Where They Engage Most
- Facebook caregiving communities
- Healthcare discussion forums
- Email newsletters from aged care platforms
Preferred Brands & Influences
Trusts government initiatives like My Aged Care and brands that emphasize compassion and accessibility, such as Better Caring.
Tone & Style of Communication
Relatable and empathetic, with clear, easy-to-follow instructions.
Empathy Map
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What They Think & Feel
What They Think & Feel
A deep dive into Margaret's internal thoughts and emotions.
- Worries about balancing professional responsibilities with family caregiving duties.
- Aspiration to provide the highest quality care for her elderly mother-in-law and family.
- Frequently wonders if she is missing out on crucial elderly care information or benefits.
- Feels burdened by the fragmented nature of available elderly care resources.
- Desires peace of mind through accessible and reliable guidance on caregiving.
What They Say & Do
What They Say & Do
How Margaret acts and communicates in her day-to-day life.
- Frequently shares personal anecdotes and caregiving tips in online groups.
- Speaks with empathy when discussing challenges of being a caregiver with friends, colleagues, and community members.
- Keeps a well-organized system for managing medications and appointments digitally.
- Advocates for simpler, more accessible solutions within her caregiver network.
- Researches recommendations and spends considerable time reading product reviews before adoption.
What They Hear
What They Hear
The key channels and voices influencing her decisions.
- Advice from other caregivers in Facebook groups and forums about best practices.
- Recommendations from trusted healthcare professionals during her work and personal visits.
- Emotional support and occasional suggestions from close friends and family members.
- Insights from community organizations or newsletters focused on elderly care.
- Ongoing government campaigns like My Aged Care advocating for better elder support.
What They See
What They See
The environment and market conditions she observes daily.
- A cluttered landscape of elderly care platforms and services that seem disconnected.
- Traditional solutions that focus heavily on financial or legal aspects but lack personalization.
- A sense of competition between brands trying to capture trust and credibility in the aging care niche.
- Confusing advertising and messages that fail to address her most immediate concerns.
- Limited resources promoting holistic caregiving approaches tailored to unique family situations.
Customer Pains
Pains
Her frustrations, barriers, and challenges in caregiving.
- Overwhelmed by the complexity and volume of fragmented elderly care resources.
- Struggles to find tailored advice that fits her multi-faceted caregiving responsibilities.
- Worries about mismanaging entitlements or missing key deadlines for services.
- Limited time makes it hard to evaluate new tools or platforms thoroughly.
- Lack of user-friendly platforms that streamline elderly care information in a centralized space.
Customer Gains
Gains
Margaret's primary goals, aspirations, and desired outcomes.
- Wants a user-friendly platform that simplifies the caregiving process with clear guidance.
- Desires personalized advice based on her family’s unique needs and circumstances.
- Hopes to feel more confident making informed decisions about elderly care.
- Seeks peace of mind knowing she’s not missing out on entitlements or resources.
- Aims to create a supportive and accessible caregiving routine that balances family, work, and personal well-being.
Customer Journey Map
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