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Jordan Reeves

Avatar & Market Intelligence Strategist

Jordan Reeves believes that most coaching businesses fail not because of bad marketing, but because of bad listening. His work centers on the science of customer insight — specifically, how to move beyond surface-level demographics to uncover the psychographic triggers, identity narratives, and situational pressures that actually drive a prospect to buy. Jordan spent six years as a market research consultant before pivoting to the coaching industry, where he applied behavioral economics frameworks — particularly the work of Daniel Kahneman and Richard Thaler — to help coaches understand why their ideal clients make decisions that appear irrational but are deeply logical when viewed through the lens of loss aversion and social identity theory. His Avatar Rotation System, which he developed in collaboration with the Capital Attention team, has been used to reduce cost-per-lead by an average of 43% across 412 ad accounts.

Avatar ResearchBehavioral EconomicsMarket SegmentationPsychographic TargetingCustomer Psychology

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The Psychographic Imprint: How Your Best Clients Leave a Digital Breadcrumb Trail Your Ads Ignore

Uncover the invisible data points that define your highest-converting avatars, and stop letting generic targeting dilute your ROAS.

Your CRM holds the hidden key to exponential growth: the psychographic imprint of your ideal client. Learn how to extract these overlooked data points and build marketing funnels that speak directly to the people who already want to buy from you, turning 'good' ROAS into 'unstoppable' client acquisition.

April 20, 2026
15 min read
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The 'Most-Aware' Trap: Why Chasing Your Easiest Buyers Is Killing Your Scale

Your current ad strategy is likely optimized for the 5% of the market that's already shopping, leaving 95% of your ideal clients undiscovered and your growth stalled.

Many high-ticket coaches believe their marketing problem is creative fatigue or ad platform changes. But the real culprit is often a narrow focus on 'most-aware' buyers, leading to diminishing returns and an 'itchy' lead flow. Discover why this common strategy is a scaling trap and how to unlock the hidden 95% of your market.

April 20, 2026
15 min read
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