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uraudience

Marketing help for owners who do it themselves

uraudience is for people who have a product and no marketing department. It answers three questions in plain words: who buys from you, where they spend their time, and how to reach them.

01Why it exists

Most marketing advice is written for companies with a team. It tells you to "know your audience" and "be where your customers are" without saying who they are or where that is.

uraudience starts from what you already know about your business, a few sentences and a few answers, and turns it into something specific: named groups of people, the places they spend time, and an ordered list of things to do first, each small enough to finish in a sitting.

02What we will not do

No invented numbers

Every figure says where it came from. An estimate is labeled as one, with a confidence mark, and a range is never dressed up as a single number.

No borrowed trust

No made-up testimonials, no customer logos, no counts of businesses that supposedly use us. Where a real quote belongs, you will see an empty, labeled slot.

Rules you could read

The report comes from written rules, not a model. The same answers always give the same report, and a panel shows what your goal changed.

Plain words

Buttons say what they do. Sections say what they hold. If something is not built yet, the page says so instead of hiding it.

03Where it stands

uraudience is in testing. No one is charged, a trial starts with a promo code, and some parts are still being built. This is the honest list.

  • The audience finder, with a preview of your reportWorks today
  • Two example reports, readable without an accountWorks today
  • Accounts, saved reports, and trials with a promo codeWorks today
  • The audience builder, sized with Census dataWorks today
  • Tactics checklist and audience exports, with a trialWorks today
  • Connections that send a plan or an audience to another appComing later

04Check our work

The methodology page says how a report is made today, what each label on a figure means, which public data the audience builder counts from, and how your data is handled.