psychographic segmentation Flashcards

1
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Kotler

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how people think

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2
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psychographic market segmentation is…

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dividing a market into different segments based on social class, lifestyle, or personality characteristics

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3
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it is a reflection of…

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improvement in society and how we are less likely to be ‘prisoner’ of our demographics: idea of demographically old, but psychographically young

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4
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Psychographic variables

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social class, lifestyle, personality

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5
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social class is sometimes described as…

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psychographic: choice of saving vs. spending

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6
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it is unlikely that lifestyle will…

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replace demographics as a major segmentation variable

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7
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3 main elements of lifestyle

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activities, interaction with others, opinions

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8
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lifestyle is a useful guide for…

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creating content for advertising

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9
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personality includes…

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self-image, aspirations, fears and prejudices

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10
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personality can be inferred from…

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large sets of questions involving detailed multivariate analysis such as personality inventories

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11
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personality: research has identified…

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a few clear relationships between personality and behaviour

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12
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in most instances, personality measures are most likely to be of use for…

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describing segments once they have been defined on some other basis

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13
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brand-focused psychographics are sometimes called…

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‘brand tribes’: communities of core customers with shared characteristics, brand experiences an strong affinities for a particular brandexamples

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14
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examples

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Lynx: demographic teenage boy, psychographic advertising with aspirational man
Peugeot: speed, power, acceleration: idea that if you want to be associated with these aspirations shown in advert, you should buy the car

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