T5 - STP Flashcards
1
Q
What are the three market strategies?
A
- mass marketing (undifferentiated)
- capture bigger market, low cost per unit
- economies of scale
- sell single product that meets demand of most of this market
# salt
# pharmaceuticals - one-to-one marketing (differentiated)
- higher unit costs
- niche/focused strategy
- close relationship with loyal customers
*customised offering
# architect
# hairdresser - target marketing
- identifying and responding to needs, wants and demands of individual or groups of buyers
- diff product for diff markets
2
Q
Target marketing process
- specialised approaches to target marketing
A
Consider:
- org’s resources
- market demand
- competition
Specialised approaches to target marketing
- product specialisation
- market specialisation
- product-market specialisation (eg. narrow a menu based on a national cuisine like ramen)
STP
- segmenting
- targeting
- positioning
3
Q
Segmentation variables (4 main categories)
GDPB
A
GEOGRAPHIC
- climate
- region
- local population
DEMOGRAPHIC
- age
- ethnicity
PSYCHOGRAPHIC
- traits, personality
- lifestyles
BEHAVIOURAL
- behaviour at the time of buying
- benefit expectations
- usage of the product
- price sensitivity
- occasion when purchasing
4
Q
The two steps involved with market segmentation
A
- identifying segmentation variables
2. profile the market segments
5
Q
How to evaluate potential segments? (targeting)
3
A
- sales potential
- competitive situation
- costs structure
6
Q
defintion of positioning
A
- how target markets perceive the org’s offer compared to competing offers
7
Q
Two steps in positioning
A
- determine the positioning that the company wants (understand current position - through market research, present through perceptual map, etc)
- develop marketing mix that reflects this and customer expectations