STP Marketing Model Flashcards
What does STP stand for?
Segmentation, Targeting, Positioning
Elaborate on Segmentation
Divide the market into distinct groups of customers.
What are the different Segmentation groups? (Name 4)
Demographic, Geographic, Psychological, Behavioural
What is Demographic Segmenting?
Dividing the market into age, gender, income, education level, religion, marital status.
What is Geographic Segmenting?
Dividing the market by country, region, province, state.
What is Psychological Segmenting?
Dividing the market by lifestyle, hobbies, activities, opinions, personality, entertainment choices.
What is Behavioural Segmenting?
Dividing the market on how they use the product (brand loyalty, usage levels, key features used)
Elaborate on Targeting
Select most attractive segment to focus the marketing on.
What are important factors that needs to be considered to choose a segment?
Size, Profitability, Ease of Reach
Elaborate on Positioning
Determining how to position a product for each target segment.
State 3 Types of Position that a company can establish.
Functional - solves a problem, providing benefit.
Symbolic - appeals to customer self-image, ego, belongingness
Experiential - connects emotionally with customers
Advantage of STP Marketing Model
- Allows the increase of sales by defining a target market and positions product directly at the segments.
- Avoids wasting money by advertising to the whole market.
Disadvantage of STP Marketing Model
Increase cost if have multiple version of product which needs a different marketing campaign for each segment.