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can be defined as the potential buyer of the product.

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Target Market-

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Set of customers whose needs the organization plans to satisfy.

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Target Market-

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3
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2 types

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Business-to-business markets
Business-to-consumer markets

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4
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Potential buyers

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Target Market-

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5
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4 factors of business to business

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Target Market-
Frequency of product purchase-
Tendency for replacement
Estimates of market size,

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6
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How often do they buy the products or avail of the services.

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Frequency of product purchase-

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7
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focus on one brand or
shifting to other brands.

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Tendency for replacement

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8
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-Focus on one location, the population, and the potential buyers.

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Estimates of market size,

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9
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Business-to-consumer markets include:

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Demographic factors,
Psychographic factors of
Behavioral factors

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10
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5 factors of demographic

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Income level-
Age range-
Gender-
Educational level
Ethnicity-

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11
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5 Psychographic factors of the target markets.

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Personality traits-
Lifestyle
Attitudes-
Virtues
Beliefs-

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12
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Personality traits-

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-Openness to experience-
- Neuroticism-
- -Agreeableness-
- -Conscientiousness-
- -Extroversion

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13
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traits, habits,

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-Openness to experience-

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14
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Changing emotions, mental, emotional, physical reactions.

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Neuroticism-

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15
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behavioral characteristics as kind, sympathetic, cooperative,
warm, and considerate.

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-Agreeableness-

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16
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relating to person’s conscience

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-Conscientiousness-

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Social and Outgoing, Focus on the outside world.

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-Extroversion-

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The way in which the person or group lives.

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-Lifestyle-

19
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set of emotions, result of experience or upbringing

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Attitudes-

20
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behavior showing moral standards.

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Virtues-

21
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-the state of wanting to know or learn about something or someone.

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Interests

22
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your faith, acceptance,

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Beliefs-

23
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frequency of product purchase and shopping behavior of the target
market
a. Daily, weekly, monthly purchases
b. Bulky or by piece.

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Behavioral factors

24
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5 Categories of consumer:

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Price Shoppers-
Brand-Loyal Customers-
Status seekers-
Service or Feature Shoppers-
Convenience shoppers-

25
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This group interested in the best deal for a product. They are commonly
called the Practical and price conscious.

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Price Shoppers-

26
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this group believes that their present brands are superior to
others and are willing to pay fair prices for products just to acquire.

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Brand-Loyal Customers-

27
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People who are interested in prestigious or called(signature) brands or
known product categories and willing to pay at any price.

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Status seekers-

28
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group seeks a high value on customer service and
product features and will pay for them.

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Service or Feature Shoppers-

29
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People who value nearby locations, long store hours and are
willing to pay for easier shopping.

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Convenience shoppers-

30
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“If you don’t know what to do with your life, do something that saves lives.
The world is full of people in need be the part of their life that fills that need”

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-Sanjeev Saxena

31
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Customer-Focused Business Strategy:

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Develop customer-Focused business Strategy
Listening to the various customer complaints.
Learn how to identify customer segments.
Present findings to participants.

32
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establishes the relationship between the organization and the customer.
(Example: I need (or want an iPad)

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customer need

33
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those characteristics that determine whether or not the
customer is

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Customer requirement

34
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is anyone who requires the output(s) of
your process.

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customer