Business Segmentation Flashcards

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What does market segmentation involve

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a single market being put into groups which target customer preferences

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How does market segmentation affect customer satisfaction?

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Customer needs are better met, leading to satisfaction, loyalty, and positive word-of-mouth.

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Why is market segmentation useful for businesses?

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It allows targeted marketing, making the marketing budget more efficient and increasing customer satisfaction.

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What is a targeting strategy?

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A plan businesses use to direct their marketing and products at specific market segments.

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Give an example of a business targeting a specific market segment

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Ecover targets environmentally-conscious consumers with chemical-free cleaning products.

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How does Tesco use market segmentation?

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Tesco targets different income groups with its own-brand ranges like Stockwell (budget) and Finest (premium).

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What is the mass market approach?

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Offering products that appeal to a wide range of consumers, like Coca-Cola’s broad product range.

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Can businesses use more than one method of market segmentation?

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Yes, businesses often segment markets in multiple ways to reach various customer types.

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How is the UK crisp market segmented?

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By consumer type: premium dinner snacks (e.g. Pringles), health-conscious (e.g. Walkers Baked), and lunchbox snacks (e.g. Quavers).

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