The top result is the “World’s Best Lasagna”

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The top result is the “World’s Best Lasagna” over on the Allrecipes website. If you click on that result, you’ll be taken to the recipe page… and one of the first things I noticed is that this recipe has over 13,000+ reviews written about it:

Target Audience Engagement Example (Screenshot of Reviews)
When you scroll down the page (below the actual recipe) to the section what is thailand phone number all of the reviews are displayed, you can actually see profiles for the real people who’ve left reviews after cooking with this recipe:

Reviews Screenshot (Target Audience Discovery)
Even from just this standpoint, you can already identify some common trends about who the most engaged target audience is for this lasagna recipe… at least 5 of the 6 top reviewers appear to be women (based on their username and profile photo) and half also appear to be moms. You can scroll down and see even more reviews that tend to largely reinforce these two data points. While anecdotal and simply based on just one example here, it’s an important insight to take note of, nonetheless.

Here’s where things get even more interesting in your target audience research… you can click on the profiles of anyone who’s left a review of this lasagna recipe (a function that requires a user account on Allrecipes), and you’ll see a full profile like this: