LG 4 Flashcards
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.
Concentrated or Niche Marketing
Variables in GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION
○ climate
○ dominant ethnic group
○ culture
○ density (either rural or urban)
○ classification of the geographical unit (e.g., first class, second class, etc.)
divides the market based on the demographic variable of
the consumers. It is the most extensively utilized and easiest method for
segmenting the market.
Demographic Segmentation
KINDS OF SEGMENTATION
A. Geographic Segmentation
B. Demographic Segmentation
C. Psychological Segmentation
divides the whole market in the Philippines into
geographical places such as provincial regions, cities, provinces, municipalities, and even barangay levels
Geographic Segmentation
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.
Mass or Undifferentiated Marketing
The market is separated into psychological segments based on what customers
perceive and believe.
Psychological Segmentation
Variables in DEMOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION
○ Gender
○ Age
○ Income
○ Occupation
○ Education
○ Religion
○ Ethnic group
○ Family size
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
Market Positioning
The basic entrepreneurial marketing strategies relative to the selected segment are the
following:
A. Individual or one-on-one Marketing
B. Differentiated Marketing
C. Concentrated Marketing
D. Mass or Undifferentiated Marketing
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.
Differentiated Marketing
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.
Individual or one-on-one Marketing
Variables in PYSCHOLOGICAL SEGMENTATION
○ Needs and wants
○ Attitude
○ Social class
○ Personality traits
○ Knowledge and awareness
○ Brand concept
○ Lifestyle
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.
Market Targetting