Once you have collected and analyzed the data on your leads' self-awareness and reflection levels, you can segment them into different groups based on their similarities and differences. A popular and effective way to do this is by using the buyer's journey stages. This process consists of three stages: awareness, consideration, and decision. For leads in the awareness stage, they are low in self-awareness and reflection, not aware of their problem or possible solutions, and interested in learning more about their situation. To segment these leads, use indicators such as low engagement, broad keywords, generic content, or educational offers. Leads in the consideration stage are moderate in self-awareness and reflection, aware of their problem or need and possible solutions, and comparing different options. To segment these leads, use indicators such as medium engagement, specific keywords, niche content, or comparison offers. Finally, leads in the decision stage are high in self-awareness and reflection, aware of their problem or need and best solution, and looking for testimonials or discounts. To segment these leads, use indicators such as high engagement, branded keywords, product content, or conversion offers.