Chapter 7: Segmenting, targeting, and Positioning Flashcards

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This process involves choosing segments to address based on matching the firm’s strengths to the segments that will place the greatest value on these strengths and yields the greatest success.

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targeting

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Creation of greater value for targeted customers than is offered by competitors and the communication of that difference relative to the offerings aimed at the target market segment

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Positioning

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a method of segmentation used in understanding a given market

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segmentation framework

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3
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What characteristics are important when segmenting markets?

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homogenous needs or buyer behavior

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4
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Establishes the framework for the marketing strategy

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Positioning

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5
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Smaller segments ___ the number of customers that one ofering must satisfy

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reduce

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6
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Segmentation allows firms to bring more ___ to business customers through their offerings

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value

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7
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Used to understand the size, value needs, and purchasing characteristics of a particular segment

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measurability

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Measure of the marketer’s ability to communicate with the market segment and reach them with distribution channels

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accessibiity

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9
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Implies that a market segment that desires a particular value offering is profitable enough to serve differentially from other segments

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Substantiality

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10
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Measure of the capabilities of the organization to create a total offering with a competitive advantage

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Actionability

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What contributes to the differentiation of an offering that involves the same product in multiple market segments?

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economic utility, form, time, place, and possession

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What are the bases for segmentation?

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By product offered
By geographic region
By industry
By size of customer's company
By size of account
By buying behavior or preferences
By technology used by the customer
By process and supply chain requirements
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This approach to determining a segmentation framework employe research and data interpretation to derive a segmentation framework

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Analytic approach

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14
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What is the NAICS

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North American industry Classification System

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15
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Successful innovation translation cannot create a new market segment: T or F

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F

16
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What is one barrier to innovation translation?

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Resistance encountered due to marketer’s prior relationship with one of their competitors

17
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Thus type of approach only exists because a customer pulled technology through a relationship with a supplier

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Innovation Translation

18
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Suppliers whose offerings require significant customer education to take full advantage of the offering will employ a _____ marketing team to educate customers

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Field marketing Team

19
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Which approach should be used when the marketer faces a market with many customers or when the marketer is looking to enter a new market in which his company has little or no experience ?

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Analytic approach

20
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Which is a more attractive market. One that is large and is growing fast, or one that is smaller and slower-growing?

A

One that is large and growing fast

21
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When is a market segment competitively attractive?

A

When there are significant barriers to entry for other competitors.

22
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What two factors represent the least attractive channels?

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Segments that have no suitable channels addressing them currently and for which development of new channels would be difficult and those segments for which well-established channels exist with one or few dominant channel members.

23
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How do supply chains create value in lower costs?

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By mitigating the bullwhip effect

24
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What happens as a product category enters maturity?

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The cost, time, and place benefits provided by an integrated supply chain are likely to increase

25
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Identifies the company’s current core competencies and those that it is building for the future?

A

The marketer’s environmental analysis

26
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`Which segments should a firm start with when choosing target segments?

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Firms should start with the most attractive segments

27
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is it a good idea to use both the analytic and translation approach in combination when determining which segments to serve?

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Yes, a firm can benefit from utilizing both approaches when determining the segments that it wants to serve with its offerings.

28
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Each target market’s members have ______ dimensions that are most important to them and are likely part of the defining parameters of the segment.

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value dimensions

29
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Where does positioning occur?

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Positioning occurs in the mind of the prospect or customer

30
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Succinct statement of the positioning the company hopes to achieve in the minds of its target customers.

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Positioning statement

31
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Moore obsevred what about markets for innovation?

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markets for innovation evolve in a regular pattern

32
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When a marketer uses the TALC as a guideline for segmenting, targeting, and positioning…

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A strategy of innovation translation creates a focused process that identifies potential customer niches

33
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A segment that has relatively well defined boundaries

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Niche segment

34
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Groups of products that are sold together or that address similar market segments

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Product Lines

35
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As members of buying centers go to other companies in other segments as their careers progress they take their beliefs along with them and expect suppliers to provide similar types of value across segments

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Cross fertilization

36
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A product in the line that is well-known and conveys positioning for the whole line

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Flagship product