Define a Market Strategy Part 3 Flashcards
3 types of targeting offers
- Undifferentiated: When the target = the market
- Concentrated: Only one segment
- Differentiated: A cluster of segments
Undifferentiated
Aggregated Market
In the case of the 3 x 3 square all are highlighted
Mass production
Concentrated target (Single segmentation, One product, one segment)
One square of the 3 x 3 is highlighted
concentrated on well defined segments, but risk of consumer behavior changes
Concentrated Target (single segmentation, concentration on one segment)
1 segment column is highlighted over 3 products
can acquire a strong reputation, however client budgets can change
Selective specialism
Concentration of different segments (Product 1 with segment 3, Product 2 with Segment 1, Product 3 with Segment 2) Great for diversifying risk
Multi-segment targeting
Concentration on 1 product but all three segments
good for brand rep and financial success in med-long term, but high costs
Multi-segment targeting (Concentration on all products and all segments
Full 3 x 3 is highlighted
good for brand rep and financial success, but very high costs
6 Different Targets
- Aggregated Target
- Concentrated Target (1 Product, 1 Segment)
- Concentrated Target (3 Products, 1 Segment)
- Selective Specialism (Soduku style)
- Multisegment Targeting (1 Product, 3 Segments)
- Multisegment targeting (3 products, 3 Segments)
Positioning
What your product means to the consumer i.e. volvos are safe
2 Positioning Approaches
- Direct competition with competitors on similar attributes in the same target market
- Differentiated positioning, looking for a less competitive position in the market
Positioning factors
Top quality, safety, reliability, attractiveness…
4 Positioning steps
- Identify the most important and relevant points of difference
- Analyze the product competitors positioning
- Identify the dimension of the positioning
- Choose the most convenient market positioning