LG 4 Flashcards

1
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It can be used when the entrepreneur wants to
cover only one or few segments but the product is designed for the majority of the
consumers in the segment market.

A

Concentrated or Niche Marketing

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Variables in GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION

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○ climate
○ dominant ethnic group
○ culture
○ density (either rural or urban)
○ classification of the geographical unit (e.g., first class, second class, etc.)

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3
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divides the market based on the demographic variable of
the consumers. It is the most extensively utilized and easiest method for
segmenting the market.

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Demographic Segmentation

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KINDS OF SEGMENTATION

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A. Geographic Segmentation
B. Demographic Segmentation
C. Psychological Segmentation

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5
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divides the whole market in the Philippines into
geographical places such as provincial regions, cities, provinces, municipalities, and even barangay levels

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Geographic Segmentation

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6
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This strategy aims to appeal to a diverse clientele, ensuring the product is suitable for all types of clients, regardless of location, demographics, or psychological issues.

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Mass or Undifferentiated Marketing

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7
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The market is separated into psychological segments based on what customers
perceive and believe.

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Psychological Segmentation

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Variables in DEMOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION

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○ Gender
○ Age
○ Income
○ Occupation
○ Education
○ Religion
○ Ethnic group
○ Family size

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9
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is to clearly identify a product’s particular and
distinct position in the minds of consumers. It refers to the process of
arranging a product to occupy a clear, distinct, and desirable place in relation to other competing products in the mindset of target consumers

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Market Positioning

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11
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The basic entrepreneurial marketing strategies relative to the selected segment are the
following:

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A. Individual or one-on-one Marketing
B. Differentiated Marketing
C. Concentrated Marketing
D. Mass or Undifferentiated Marketing

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12
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It is for a company to exist in practically all segments but only serve a few clients in each. To put it another way, numerous items from the same company will be
available and competing on the market.

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Differentiated Marketing

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13
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It is when the business provides a product
that is suited or fitted to the particular need of the consumers and it is based on
the concept that the consumers have different needs and wants. Examples are:
tailoring shops, printing shops, parlors and salons.

A

Individual or one-on-one Marketing

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Variables in PYSCHOLOGICAL SEGMENTATION

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○ Needs and wants
○ Attitude
○ Social class
○ Personality traits
○ Knowledge and awareness
○ Brand concept
○ Lifestyle

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15
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is a stage in the market identification process that tries to identify a group of
buyers who share similar wants and characteristics. They are the market sector that the
entrepreneur plans to serve.

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Market Targetting

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16
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criteria in identifying the attributes or benefits to be
promoted:

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  1. Identifiable
  2. Beneficial
  3. Distinctive advantage
  4. Efficient and Rewarding
17
Q

is an entrepreneurial marketing strategy designed primarily to
divide the market into small segments with distinct needs, characteristics, or behavior
(Kotler & Armstrong, 2014).

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Market Segmentation