Customer personas
Proto-personas used to sanity-check TCF messaging and website content against real buying motives: strategy, product building, AI/agents, growth, complexity and trust. Full detail (background, concerns, navigation patterns, questions per persona) lives in umbrella/conveniencefactory.com/PERSONAS.md — this page is the summary. See also Brand architecture and Marketing.
The eight personas
| Persona |
Role |
Primary need |
| Marieke van Dalen (43) |
COO, mid-sized B2B service org |
Reduce operational complexity |
| Thomas de Rooij (38) |
Founder/CEO, SaaS scale-up |
Sharpen product choices |
| Saskia Meijer (49) |
Innovation manager, healthcare org |
Innovate safely and carefully |
| Jeroen Bakker (45) |
Commercial director, consumer electronics/IoT |
Digital services around brand/product |
| Noura El Amrani (35) |
Head of Digital, fast-growing SME |
Create digital coherence |
| Pieter van Leeuwen (52) |
Managing partner, investment/venture studio |
Trustworthy partner across a portfolio |
| Eva Kuipers (41) |
Product owner, corporate innovation |
Make ideas tangible |
| Daan Verhoeven (32) |
Founder, early-stage AI-first startup |
Validate an AI product |
Most valuable for website testing
- Marieke — tests whether the site makes clear TCF can simplify complexity.
- Thomas — tests whether the site reads as senior, sharp and product-focused.
- Saskia — tests whether the site radiates enough trust, care and credibility.
- Jeroen — tests whether the site is commercially relevant and visually convincing.
What the site must score on, per persona
| Persona |
Website must radiate |
| Marieke |
Direction, structure, pragmatic execution |
| Thomas |
Seniority, speed, product discipline |
| Saskia |
Trust, compliance-awareness, quality |
| Jeroen |
Commercial relevance, brand feel, proof |
| Noura |
Clarity, direction, implementation power |
| Pieter |
C-level sharpness, flexibility, repeatable value |
| Eva |
Prototypes, a stakeholder-provable story, corporate fit |
| Daan |
Energy, AI expertise, focus, speed |
Test questions (per persona)
- What do you think The Convenience Factory does?
- What problem would you hire them for?
- What appeals to you immediately? What are you unsure about?
- Which line or section builds trust? Which is unclear?
- Would you get in touch — why or why not?
- Does it read as strategic, execution-focused, or both?
- Does AI feel useful and mature here, or like hype?