Peter Fader and Sarah Toms, the co-authors of Customer Centricity Playbook, share how to think differently about your target audience, which customer acquisition channel seems to always win, and how to become a more customer-centric business by determining exactly who your best customers are. For transcripts, show notes, and more, go toLeadpages.com/podcast Top Takeaways from the Episode Diversify your idea of the target customer.Individual customers are wildly different from each other, both in terms of what they're looking for from you, and how valuable they are to you in terms of their future lifetime value. Referrals first.No matter the industry, acquiring customers through referrals tends to be a strong channel, albeit with somewhat limited scalability. Evaluate your metrics in cohorts.Avoid using averages in your data, but explore metrics (like Net Promoter Score) across different customer groups based on acquisition channels, plan levels, activity, etc. Focus on the right cus...