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What is the basis for demographic segmentation?
What is the basis for demographic segmentation?
- Physical location of consumers
- Age, gender, and other personal attributes (correct)
- Lifestyle and interests of consumers
- Consumer behavior patterns
Which of the following is NOT an example of psychographic segmentation?
Which of the following is NOT an example of psychographic segmentation?
- Lifestyle choices
- Personality traits
- Hobbies and interests
- Income level (correct)
Geographic segmentation is primarily concerned with which factor?
Geographic segmentation is primarily concerned with which factor?
- Consumer income levels
- Market behavior
- Physical location (correct)
- Consumer attitudes
Which of the following characteristics is NOT typically used in demographic segmentation?
Which of the following characteristics is NOT typically used in demographic segmentation?
Which type of market segmentation would best suit a brand targeting fitness enthusiasts?
Which type of market segmentation would best suit a brand targeting fitness enthusiasts?
The use of local food items in McDonald's menus at various locations exemplifies which type of market segmentation?
The use of local food items in McDonald's menus at various locations exemplifies which type of market segmentation?
Which of the following is a common factor of behavioural segmentation?
Which of the following is a common factor of behavioural segmentation?
In targeting high-income professionals for a luxury product, which segmentation type is primarily being utilized?
In targeting high-income professionals for a luxury product, which segmentation type is primarily being utilized?
Which term describes the basic requirements essential for human survival?
Which term describes the basic requirements essential for human survival?
What is the primary goal of customer segmentation analysis?
What is the primary goal of customer segmentation analysis?
How do wants differ from needs in a marketing context?
How do wants differ from needs in a marketing context?
What turns a want into a demand?
What turns a want into a demand?
Which of the following benefits is NOT associated with market segmentation?
Which of the following benefits is NOT associated with market segmentation?
How does digital marketing enhance market segmentation?
How does digital marketing enhance market segmentation?
Which example illustrates a 'want' rather than a 'need'?
Which example illustrates a 'want' rather than a 'need'?
What type of market segmentation does Nike utilize when creating products for both kids and adults?
What type of market segmentation does Nike utilize when creating products for both kids and adults?
In the context of marketing, what is the primary goal?
In the context of marketing, what is the primary goal?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a basic need?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a basic need?
Which of the following describes a characteristic of market segmentation?
Which of the following describes a characteristic of market segmentation?
What is the relationship between demand and buying power?
What is the relationship between demand and buying power?
What is an example of segmentation by lifestyle used by Nike?
What is an example of segmentation by lifestyle used by Nike?
Which option is a commonly recognized benefit of market segmentation?
Which option is a commonly recognized benefit of market segmentation?
Which option best describes the concept of marketing?
Which option best describes the concept of marketing?
What does market segmentation allow companies to minimize?
What does market segmentation allow companies to minimize?
Flashcards
Market Segmentation
Market Segmentation
Dividing a large market into smaller groups with similar needs, characteristics, or behaviors.
Customer Segmentation Analysis
Customer Segmentation Analysis
Identifying and understanding customer groups to tailor marketing strategies, products, and services for each segment.
Market Targeting
Market Targeting
Identifying parts of the market to tailor marketing strategies, products, and services to specific customer segments.
Benefits of Market Segmentation
Benefits of Market Segmentation
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Mass Marketing vs Segmentation
Mass Marketing vs Segmentation
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Customer Attributes
Customer Attributes
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Targeted Communication (Benefit)
Targeted Communication (Benefit)
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Market Segmentation Example
Market Segmentation Example
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Demographic Segmentation
Demographic Segmentation
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Geographic Segmentation
Geographic Segmentation
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Psychographic Segmentation
Psychographic Segmentation
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Behavioral Segmentation
Behavioral Segmentation
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Age Segmentation Example
Age Segmentation Example
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Income Segmentation Example
Income Segmentation Example
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Geographic Segmentation Example
Geographic Segmentation Example
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Psychographic Segmentation Example
Psychographic Segmentation Example
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Marketing Definition
Marketing Definition
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Needs vs Wants
Needs vs Wants
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Demand
Demand
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What are wants?
What are wants?
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Identify a need
Identify a need
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What makes a want a 'demand'?
What makes a want a 'demand'?
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Marketing aim
Marketing aim
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Marketing's role
Marketing's role
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Study Notes
Basic Marketing Terms
- Marketing: Identifying and meeting consumer needs to align with company goals. It involves actions to attract an audience to a product or service.
- Needs: Basic human requirements (food, clothing, warmth) essential for survival.
- Wants: Shaped by culture and preferences; something desired but not necessary for survival. Needs are shaped by environment (e.g., an American might want chips and a drink, while a Japanese person may want sushi and green tea).
- Demand: A want backed by buying power; the ability to purchase.
- Target Market: Actual and potential buyers of a product.
- Target Audience: A group identified by behaviour and demographics.
Marketing Mix
- Product: Goods or services a company offers to meet customer needs. Features and attributes differentiate the product from competitors.
- Price: The amount customers pay for the product or service. Strategies include competitors' pricing, cost of goods/profit, and target market.
- Place: The distribution channel; where the product is sold. This includes locations (physical stores, online), and intermediaries (wholesalers or retailers).
- Promotion: Communication activities to convey product value. This encompasses advertising, sales promotions, social media, and personal selling used to encourage purchases.
Importance of Marketing Mix
- Customer Focus: Understanding customer needs and wants to create products/services that appeal.
- Competitive Advantage: Differentiating through unique product features, pricing, distribution, and promotion.
- Resource Allocation: Effective use of resources to meet target audience.
- Strategic Decision Making: Guiding informed decisions related to product, pricing, distribution, and promotion.
- Measurable Results: Analysis of marketing efforts for improvements and adjustments.
- Customer Satisfaction: Creating products/services that meet and exceed expectations.
- Customer Value: Understanding needs and desires to exceed expectations.
Marketing Process
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Step 1: Market Research:
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Analyzing the market (competitors, customers) through surveys, focus groups, competitor analysis to identify growth opportunities.
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This helps to discover trends in consumer behavior for product development.
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Step 2: Customer-Driven Strategy:
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Setting SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound).
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Defining the best combination of product, price, place, and promotion.
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Developing a unique value proposition distinguishing the product from competitors.
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Step 3: Integrated Marketing Plan:
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Allocating resources to various marketing activities.
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Developing a marketing mix aligned with product, price, place, and promotion targets.
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Step 4: Building Relationships: Building customer loyalty through rewards, personalized experiences, and quality services.
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Step 5: Evaluating Effectiveness: Tracking marketing campaign results to measure return on investment (ROI). Necessary adjustments will include modifications for improvement.
Benefits of Market Segmentation
- Targeted Communication: Defining messages and products for optimal customer response with specific segments.
- Improved Marketing Efficiency: Tailoring approaches to specific segments improves efficiency and effectiveness.
- Customer Retention: Understanding specific customer needs and behavior to develop loyalty strategies.
- Increased Satisfaction/Loyalty: Tailoring to specific customer needs leads to higher satisfaction.
- Increased Market Share: Identifying untapped segments and offering relevant products or services.
Types of Market Segmentation
- Demographic: Age, gender, marital status income, occupation, etc
- Geographic: Location based (country, region, city, neighborhood)
- Psychographic: Lifestyle, values, interests, personality traits
- Behavioral: Purchasing behavior, usage rate, loyalty status
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Explore fundamental marketing terms and concepts through this quiz. You'll learn about key elements such as needs, wants, demand, target markets, and the marketing mix including product and pricing strategies. Perfect for beginners in marketing or business studies!
