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What does behavior segmentation primarily focus on?
What does behavior segmentation primarily focus on?
Which of the following best describes benefit sought segmentation?
Which of the following best describes benefit sought segmentation?
Which of these categories is not typically used in behavior segmentation?
Which of these categories is not typically used in behavior segmentation?
What factor is essential in understanding a consumer’s perception of value?
What factor is essential in understanding a consumer’s perception of value?
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Customer loyalty groups in behavior segmentation can include all of the following except:
Customer loyalty groups in behavior segmentation can include all of the following except:
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Study Notes
Behavior Segmentation
- Focuses on consumer purchasing behavior: who buys, and their patterns.
- Categorizes consumers based on frequency of product use (e.g., weekly, monthly, yearly).
- Considers purchasing patterns relative to other products (e.g., ex-user, first-timer, frequent flyer).
- Customer loyalty is a key factor: loyal, new, or wavering loyalty segments.
Benefit Sought Segmentation
- A specific type of behavioral segmentation.
- Divides consumers based on the benefits they seek from a product (the problem a product solves).
- Example: toothpaste benefits vary (e.g., hygiene, prevention, whitening, sensitivity relief, freshness).
- Directly relates to consumer perception of value:
- Value = Benefits / Price
- Importance of potential benefits to the consumer is crucial, not the quantity of benefits.
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This quiz delves into the intricacies of consumer purchasing behavior, focusing on how consumers are categorized based on their buying habits. Explore the distinctions between behavior segmentation based on purchase frequency and the specific benefits sought from products, such as personal care items. Understand how these factors influence customer loyalty and perceptions of value.
