The fourth criterion to segment your audience is their demographics, or the characteristics that describe their identity, such as age, gender, location, education, income, occupation, or culture. You can identify your audience's demographics by asking them directly, using online tools, such as Google Trends, Facebook Audience Insights, or Twitter Analytics, or using offline sources, such as census data, market research reports, or industry publications. For example, if you're creating content for a fitness app, you might segment your audience by their demographics such as the country they live in, the language they speak, the gender they identify with, or the age group they belong to.
By segmenting your audience based on their needs, goals, behaviors, and demographics, you can create more personalized and relevant content that resonates with them and helps them achieve their desired outcomes. You can also use segmentation to test and optimize your content performance, and to generate new ideas and opportunities for content creation.