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What type of segmentation is based on factors such as age, life cycle, and income?
What type of segmentation is based on factors such as age, life cycle, and income?
What is the main goal of market targeting?
What is the main goal of market targeting?
Which type of segmentation is based on lifestyle, social class, and personality characteristics?
Which type of segmentation is based on lifestyle, social class, and personality characteristics?
What type of segmentation is based on factors such as knowledge, attitude, and behavior?
What type of segmentation is based on factors such as knowledge, attitude, and behavior?
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What is the main characteristic of undifferentiated marketing?
What is the main characteristic of undifferentiated marketing?
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What are the three factors to consider when evaluating which market segments to target?
What are the three factors to consider when evaluating which market segments to target?
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What is the main purpose of positioning in marketing?
What is the main purpose of positioning in marketing?
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Which type of market segmentation is based on the age and gender of consumers?
Which type of market segmentation is based on the age and gender of consumers?
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What is the term for the process of dividing a market based on the characteristics of a particular region or geographic area?
What is the term for the process of dividing a market based on the characteristics of a particular region or geographic area?
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Which type of market segmentation is based on the values, attitudes, and lifestyle of consumers?
Which type of market segmentation is based on the values, attitudes, and lifestyle of consumers?
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What is the term for the process of dividing a market based on the behavior of consumers?
What is the term for the process of dividing a market based on the behavior of consumers?
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Which of the following is an example of a behavioral segmentation factor?
Which of the following is an example of a behavioral segmentation factor?
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What is the outcome of delivering a high-quality service to customers?
What is the outcome of delivering a high-quality service to customers?
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Which type of tourist, according to Plog's Tourist Motivational Model, prefers new, unstructured, and exotic trips?
Which type of tourist, according to Plog's Tourist Motivational Model, prefers new, unstructured, and exotic trips?
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What is the primary goal of the SMCRE Model of communication?
What is the primary goal of the SMCRE Model of communication?
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What is the benefit of retaining good employees in a service-based organization?
What is the benefit of retaining good employees in a service-based organization?
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What is the outcome of delivering a service that meets the customer's expectations?
What is the outcome of delivering a service that meets the customer's expectations?
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What is the primary focus of Cohen's classification of tourists?
What is the primary focus of Cohen's classification of tourists?
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Study Notes
Demographic Segmentation
- Based on factors such as age, life cycle, income, gender, occupation, education, religion, ethnicity, and generation.
Market Targeting
- The main goal is to select the most profitable and reachable market segments to focus marketing efforts on.
Psychographic Segmentation
- Based on lifestyle, social class, and personality characteristics.
Behavioral Segmentation
- Based on factors such as knowledge, attitude, and behavior toward a product or service.
Undifferentiated Marketing
- The main characteristic is that it ignores market segment differences and targets the entire market with a single marketing mix.
Factors To Consider When Evaluating Market Segments
- Size and growth potential: how large and growing is the segment?
- Profitability: is the segment profitable in the long term?
- Reachability: can the segment be effectively reached with marketing messages?
Positioning In Marketing
- The main purpose is to create a clear and distinct image of a product or service in the minds of target customers, differentiating it from competitors.
Demographic Segmentation based on Age and Gender
- This type of segmentation uses age and gender as primary factors for targeting specific consumer groups.
Geographic Segmentation
- Dividing a market based on geographic factors such as region, country, state, city, climate, or population density.
Psychographic Segmentation Based on Values & Lifestyle
- This type of segmentation focuses on understanding the values, attitudes, and lifestyles of consumers, grouping them together based on shared beliefs, interests, and activities.
Behavioral Segmentation based on Consumer Behavior
- Dividing a market into groups based on their usage, loyalty, and purchasing patterns.
Example of Behavioral Segmentation Factor
- Occasion (e.g., targeting consumers who buy gifts for Valentine's Day or for Mother's Day)
Benefit of High-Quality Service Delivery to Customers:
- Customer satisfaction, increased loyalty, and positive word-of-mouth referrals
Allocentric Tourists
- According to Plog's Tourist Motivational Model, Allocentric tourists prefer new, unstructured, and exotic trips, seeking unique experiences beyond the mainstream.
SMCRE Model of Communication
- The primary goal is to guide and measure the effectiveness of marketing communication efforts, evaluating their impact on each stage of the consumer decision process (awareness, knowledge, liking, preference, conviction, and purchase).
Benefit of Retaining Good Employees in Service Organizations
- Increased customer satisfaction, reduced employee turnover, and enhanced operational efficiency
Outcome of Meeting Customer Expectations
- Customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Cohen's Classification of Tourists
- Cohen's model focuses on classifying tourists based on their motivations for travel, level of experience, and interaction with local cultures. It explores how different tourists engage with and perceive their travel destinations.
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This quiz covers the key variables used in market segmentation, including geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral factors. Learn how to identify and target specific customer groups effectively. Test your knowledge on the different segmentation variables and their applications.