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The research · prepared for Maya Rivera

Your audience, decoded. Take any of it and use it today.

This is a map of the people on the other side of your content: who they really are, the exact words they use, and where they slip away before they ever buy. Read it like a cheat sheet. Everything on this page you can put to work in your next post, your next caption, your next offer, whether we ever work together or not. I did the digging so you don't have to.

Where your audience is right now

The awareness ladder.

Most of the people who find you are not cold, and not ready to buy. They are stuck in the middle: they feel the problem but have not been shown a way out that fits their life. Here is the whole ladder.

Unaware

Does not think she has a problem. She saves a reel, cooks it once, and moves on.

Problem-awaremost of your audience

Feels it. She starts strong every month and falls off, and she is tired of starting over.

Solution-aware

Knows structured meal-prep plans exist. She has tried an app or a challenge before.

Product-aware

Knows about you specifically. She follows, trusts your style, has not bought yet.

Most-aware

Ready to buy the moment a clear, simple offer is in front of her.

See what each stage means for you →
Who's really following you

Who is actually on the other side of that reel.

This is who saves your recipes and sends them to a friend. Not a demographic guess, the person your content already speaks to.

The woman who saves your reels for “later”
Your core buyer
  • Late 20s to early 40s, works full time, usually a partner or kids and a schedule that is already full.
  • Follows you because you make eating well look possible on a real schedule, not a bodybuilder's afternoon.
  • Has already tried MyFitnessPal, macro tracking, maybe another program. Started strong. Fell off by week two. Quietly feels like she failed at it.
  • Saves your reels constantly. Rarely acts on the save, because there is no next step waiting for her.
What she is really buying: not meal prep. She is buying “I finally stopped starting over.” The relief of a plan that survives a real week.
In her own words

The language she uses (so your funnel can use it back).

Pulled from the pattern in your comments and the way this audience talks. When your capture page says these back to her, she feels understood before you have sold a thing.

“I don't have three hours on a Sunday to meal prep.”
“I always start strong and fall off by week two.”
“Just tell me exactly what to eat.”
“This is the first thing that actually felt doable.”

These are the exact lines the follow up should mirror. People buy from whoever describes their problem better than they can.

What your content is doing

Your engine, and the intent it is leaving on the table.

Your top format

Fast, one hand on the phone recipes with the protein number on screen. That is your engine. It travels because it is instantly useful and instantly shareable.

What gets saved and sent

Your “day of eating” reels get saved and DM'd to a friend. A save is a promise to come back. A share is a referral. Both are buying intent.

Where that intent goes

Nowhere you own. The save sits in her folder, the friend watches and leaves, and none of it lands anywhere you can follow up. That is the gap this blueprint closes.

The path a new fan takes right now

I traced it step by step. Here is where it breaks.

1

Sees the breakfast reel on her For You page. Stops. Watches it twice.

2

Taps your profile. Reads the bio. She is interested now, this is the warmest she will ever be.

3

Taps the one link in your bio.

4

Lands on a link page with five options stacked on it. The app, a free PDF, the program, YouTube, Amazon. She has to choose. So she chooses none, and closes the tab.

5

You never got her email. Next week you make another reel to go find her, and someone just like her, all over again.

The break

It is between step three and step four. Every extra choice on that link page costs you people. One page, one ask, one thing she wants, and step four stops leaking.

What I did not assume

Straight with you on the limits.

I did not guess your revenue. I can see your reach and your offer from the outside. I cannot see your numbers, and I would rather you tell me than make them up.

I did not count a list, because I could not find anywhere to join one. That is not a knock. It is the entire point of the blueprint.

Now the fix

You have seen what I saw. Here is what I would do about it.

The blueprint lays out the three moves, in order, to turn all of that attention into an audience you actually own.

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