Exam 2 Flashcards

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What is a market?

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A group of people who have the same general need or want and have the ability and willingness to buy

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2
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What is a segment?

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A group of consumers that respond similarly to a markets efforts

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3
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Why do companies bother with Segmentation?

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  • Markets have a variety of needs and preferences

- Markets can better define customer needs

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4
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What is a segmentation variable?

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Characteristics of individuals, groups, and organizations used to divide the total markets into segments
(Segmenting the buyers, not the products)

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5
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Common segmentation variables:

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Geography- Segmentation by location, where groups live

Demographics- Personality,lifestyle,hobbies,age,interest,and opinions

Psychographics- Self-concepts, or self values, how they see themselves

Benefits Sought- Segmenting by what result the consumers want(for example, a funny movie vs a scary movie)

Usage Rate- distance traveled, frequency

Occasion/situational use- for particular situations, different styles, portions, and amounts are used.

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6
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Family life cycle

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young single

young married without kids - most influential one

young married with kids

middle aged married with kids

middle aged married without dependent kids

older married

older unmarried

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7
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What is geodemographic segmentation?

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Combination of grouping consumers by 3 main variables(geography, demographics, and lifestyle)

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Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning process

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  1. Establish strategy or objective
  2. use segmentation methods
  3. evaluate segmentation attractiveness
  4. Pick your target market
  5. Identify and develop positioning strategy
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9
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How can you tell if you done a good job segmenting?

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Substantially
Identifiable & measurable 
Profitable 
Responsiveness
Accessible & reachable 
Compatible with mission/objective
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10
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What is the best variable to use for segmentation?

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Depends on the market

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11
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Why do we bother with segmentation?

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Do a better job of satisfying specific consumer needs or wants

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12
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After you segment, you….?

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Pick your target market

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13
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Define market
segmentation
pick your target market
develop 4p’s

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define market
segmentation
pick your target market
develop 4p’s

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14
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What is a target market?

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a group of people or organizations for which a organization designs, implements, and maintains a marketing mix to meet needs of consumers

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15
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What are the different targeting strategies?

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Undifferentiated Strategy- views the market as one whole market, with no individual segments, save money and satisfies a basic need, but can be easily beat out by competitors.

Concentrated Strategy- strategy that focuses its 4p’s on one segment in the market. Example: Pet Airlines

Differentiated Strategy- Develops two or more segments in the market and creates marketing mix for each one.

Micromarketing- Tail a marketing mix to meet a need or want of an individual customer. Small companies do it well

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16
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What is cannibalization?

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The sales of one product will eat away of the sales of another