STP Flashcards

1
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Define segment marketing?

A

Market split into subsections of people with different needs within the larger market

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2
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What is targeted communication?

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Where the advertising style differs depending on the target audience

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3
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Give 3 benefits of segmenting markets?

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  • Generates more profit by matching customer needs
  • People stick to familiar brands, so will work their way through a product line if they like it (depends on income)
  • It’s profitable to segment even if it’s not necessary
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4
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Give 3 disadvantages of segmentation?

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  • Can be expensive to make lots of specific versions of a product
  • Target audience becomes small compared to mass marketing
  • Different versions of a product may eat into the sales of the original design
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5
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What are the 3 methods of segmentation?

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Geographic segmentation

Demographic segmentation

Pyschographic segmentation

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6
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What is the most common method of segmentation?

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Geographic

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7
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What are the advantages/disadvantages of demographic segmentation?

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Adv: Easy to define and measure - data publicly available

Dis: Demographics are only descriptive - don’t identify individual preferences

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What are the advantages/disadvantages of psychographic segmentation?

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Adv: Detailed about the customers preferences

Dis: More difficult and expensive to collect

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9
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What are the 2 stages of segmenting organisational markets?

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  1. Macro-segmentation

2. Micro-segmentation

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10
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Describe the macro-segmentation stage of segmenting the market

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Identify subgroups within the wider market that share characteristics

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Describe the micro-segmentation stage of segmenting markets

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Refinement stage - consumers’ individual characteristics/preferences determined

More expensive stage

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12
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What are the 4 criteria for successful segmentation?

Briefly explain each

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Distinctiveness - Boundaries between segments must be clear-cut

Tangibility - Decent-sized segments

Accessibility - Distribution/communications in the segment must be easy to access

Defendability - Company must be able to develop and defend a strong presence/comparative advantage in the segment

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13
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What are the 3 types of targeting?

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Undifferentiated

Differentiated

Concentrated

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14
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What is undifferentiated targeting?

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Where there is one price, one product, and the same promo techniques are used for the whole market (no segmentation - mass marketing)

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What is differentiated targeting?

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Where a different mix of products and prices cover different areas of the market.

Focus on a few segments

e.g. sports shoes / bread

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16
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What is concentrated targeting?

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Focus on a single segment of the market
Can be very successful but attracts competitors

e.g. Gluten free products

17
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What is positioning (3 details)?

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How the company takes up a distinctive place in the market.

Establishes competitive advantage

Reflected in price, brand image, quality, communications

18
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What is a perceptual map?

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A graphical representation of the products position in its environment

19
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What is mass marketing?

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“undifferentiated” marketing - no segmentation

Company seeks to appeal to the entire market