Segmentation and Targeting Flashcards

1
Q

a group of customers who share a similar set of needs and wants
“For segments to be truly meaningful, the needs of customers in one segment must be distinct from those in other segments on dimensions that affect the purchase or use of a given product”

A

Market segment

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2
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Market segments are ___, not created by firms

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Uncovered

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3
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  • compare and contrast each of the potential segments and
  • then choose the segment(s) the firm is best able to satisfy given its
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Segmentation is critical because it enables firms to

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4
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  1. knowledge
  2. usages
  3. attitude towards a product
  4. loyalty status
  5. benefits sought in a product (needs)
  6. spending patterns
A

Marketers divide buyers into different groups who have a specific behavioral pattern in common:

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5
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allows companies to communicate how their products will
satisfy consumers in each situation

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Marketers need to understand the usage situations
for which their products

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6
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The oldest form of segmentation.

A

Demographic segmentation

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7
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Clustering of consumers based on the following variables:
* Age and life-cycle stage
* Life stage
* Gender
* Income
* Occupation
* Generation
* Race and culture

A

Demographic segmentation

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8
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  1. they’re often associated with consumer needs and wants, but ALSO
  2. it’s the easiest segmentation strategy
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Many companies use demographic segmentation because

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9
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quantitative measures of lifestyle preferences

A

Psychographics

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10
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based on consumers’
– Activities (sports, hobbies, work, vacations…)
– Interests (community, family, home, fashion, food…)
– Opinions (politics, business, education…)
– Media usage patterns
– Personality variables (often The Big 5; also subsidiary traits)

A

Psychographic segmentation

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11
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are the measurement of the general lifestyle patterns
of a population

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General Lifestyle Schemes

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12
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Firms can also conduct specific lifestyle studies on individual or household lifestyles specific to
their product or service

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Product-Specific Lifestyle Schemes

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13
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Psychographics & sales, while it is good for building and reinforcing brand attitudes and affinity, it is generally considered to be ___ capable of predicting sales than behavioral segmentation

A

less

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14
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Nations, states, regions, counties, cities, or neighborhoods
Operate in all areas (with localization) or just a few areas

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Geographical segmentation

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