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Objectives
Understand
the concepts: market, segmentation, and target markets Learn the advantages and disadvantages of target marketing Explain the steps in target market selection
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Objectives
Discuss
segmentation criteria, strategies, bases, and information sources Understand market profiling and positioning strategies Discuss differences for business and international marketing
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What is a market?
Individuals
or organizations
who:
Are willing, able, and capable of purchasing a firms product Segmentation is critical because demand is often heterogeneous
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Market
Segmentation
Process of dividing a large market into smaller target markets, or customer groups with similar needs and/or desires
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Market Segmentation
Mass Market Niche Micromarketing The Individual
Niche
Micromarketing
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Personalization
Target Marketing
Advantages
Easier analysis of potential and actual consumers Tailoring of products to market Assessment of demand potential Identify competing products Increased sales effectiveness and cost efficiencies Product positioning and easy identification of opportunities
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Target Marketing
Disadvantages
Increased marketing costs Personalization can become burdensome to manage Faux segmentation may be viewed cynically Narrow segmentation can impact brand loyalty Ethics and stereotyping issues
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Market Criteria
Segmentable
markets are:
Accessible
Market must be efficiently reachable
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External Factors
Stage
in product life cycle Competition Product specific issues Market for the product
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Segmentation Variables
Demographic Segmentation Geographic Segmentation
Psychographic Benefits-Sought
Segmentation
Situation Segmentation
Behavior/Usage
Segmentation
Segmentation
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Demographic Segmentation
Age
Income Level
Family
Education
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Ethnicity
Demographic Segmentation
Age
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Demographic Segmentation
Age
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Demographic Segmentation
Income
Level
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Demographic Segmentation
Income
Level
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Demographic Segmentation
Bartles and James
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Demographic Segmentation
Family
Functions Of Advertising
KinderCare
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Demographic Segmentation
Family
Demographic Segmentation
Education
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Demographic Segmentation
Ethnicity
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Demographic Segmentation
Ethnicity
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Segmentation Variables
Demographic Segmentation Geographic Segmentation
Psychographic Benefits-Sought
Segmentation
Situation Segmentation
Behavior/Usage
Segmentation
Segmentation
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Geographic Segmentation
When
an organization localizes its marketing efforts to accommodate the unique needs of specific geographic regions
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Geographic Segmentation
When
an organization localizes its marketing efforts to accommodate the unique needs of specific geographic regions
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Geographic Segmentation
Metropolitan
Statistical Areas
An urbanized area of 50,000 and a total metropolitan area population of at least 100,000
Charlottesville, Virginia
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Geographic Segmentation
Primary
Metropolitan Statistical
Areas
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Geographic Segmentation
Consolidated
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Segmentation
Situation Segmentation
Behavior/Usage
Segmentation
Segmentation
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Psychographic Segmentation
Grouping customers together based on social class, lifestyles and psychological characteristics (attitudes, interests and opinions) PRIZM analysis from Claritas
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Segmentation
Situation Segmentation
Behavior/Usage
Segmentation
Segmentation
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Benefits-Sought Segmentation
Markets
can be segmented based on the benefits that consumers desire from using a specific product
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Benefits-Sought Segmentation
American Pork Council
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Bozell, Incorporated
Segmentation
Situation Segmentation
Behavior/Usage
Segmentation
Segmentation
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Situation Segmentation
Purchase
situation or occasion
Segmentation
Situation Segmentation
Behavior/Usage
Segmentation
Segmentation
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Behavior/Usage Segmentation
Markets can be segmented by how often or how heavily consumers use a specific product
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Segmentation Data
Internal
sources
In-house customer and marketing databases Data mine to explore patterns and relationships in collected data
External
sources
Lists of catalog/magazine subscribers U.S. Census information Mediamark, CACI Marketing Systems, etc.
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Positioning Strategy
Differentiation
through:
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Positioning Strategy
Differentiation Differentiation
through:
through:
Product attributes characteristics as a positioning base Product usage positioning based on a products typical use
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Positioning Strategy
Differentiation
through:
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Positioning Strategy
Differentiation
through:
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Positioning Strategy
Differentiation
through:
Operating
Characteristics Approaches
Purchasing
The way the product will be used and customer service levels required
Situational
Factors
Buyers
Personal Characteristics
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Stage of development in a host country Regulations and laws Language barriers, differences in consumer customs
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Political/Legal
Cultural
Rich around the world Older and comfortable Indulged kids Emerging middle class Women employed outside the house
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Market Segmentation
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Differentiated Marketing
Differentiated
Marketing
An organization targets multiple market segments and develops segment specific mixes
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Concentrated Marketing
Concentrated
Marketing
When an organization concentrates its marketing efforts on a smaller segment of a larger market
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Undifferentiated Marketing
Undifferentiated
Marketing
An organization develops one strategy appropriate for all members of the total market
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