Cours 5 Flashcards

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What is segmentation?

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It is a marketing strategy that consists of dividing the market into submarkets, that is, homogeneous groups of consumers, users, or customers who have similar needs and behave in the same way; however, each group is different from the others.

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What are the 8 variables of the segmentation of the consumer market? What are their types?

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  • Sociodemographic variable (Descriptive)
  • Geographic variable (Descriptive)
  • Psychographic variable (Descriptive)
  • Lifestyles variable (Descriptive)
  • Behavioural variable (Benefits sought)
  • Volume and profitability variable (Descriptive or benefits sought)
  • Market variable (Descriptive or benefits sought)
  • Combination of variables (Descriptive or benefits sought)
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Describe the sociodemographic variable.

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It can be income, age, education, net worth, gender, ethnic origin, religion, language, occupation, marital status, and family structure.

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Describe the geographic variable for consumers.

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It can be regions of the world, countries, neighborhoods, postal codes, climates, and types of physical environments.

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Describe the psychographic variable.

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It can be consumer mindsets, values, opinions, interest in various activities, and attitudes toward life.

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Describe lifestyles variable.

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They are a combination of the 3 preceding categories (sociodemographic, geographic, and psychographic).

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Describe the behavioral variable.

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They are needs, expectations, situations, and usage.

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Describe the volume and profitability variable for consumers.

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It is sales volume and profit amount.

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Describe the market variable for consumers.

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It is consumers and variables specific to a market.

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Describe the combination of variables.

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It is a combination of 2 or more of the preceding seven categories.

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In which way is business market segmentation different from that of the consumer?

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They will take different variables into consideration.

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What are the 6 variables of the business market segmentation? What is the type of each variable?

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  • Economic (Descriptive)
  • Geographic (Descriptive)
  • Organizational culture, procurement policy (Descriptive)
  • Behavioural (Benefits sought)
  • Volume and profitability (descriptive or benefits sought)
  • Market variable (descriptive or benefits sought)
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Describe the economic variable.

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It is the company’s size, financial soundness, and growth.

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Describe the geographic variable for businesses.

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It can be regions, countries, and types of physical environments.

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Describe the organizational culture and procurement policy.

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It is the purchasing process, and types of relationships desired.

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Describe the volume and profitability variable for businesses.

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It is the purchase volume.

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Describe the market variable for businesses.

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They are the types of companies or industries.

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What is targeting?

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It is a marketing strategy that selects segments, markets, or customers that a business wants to win over and retain.

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What are the targeting components to reach profitability in a market segment?

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  • Size
  • Growth
  • Accessibility
  • Competitive situation
  • Adaption cost
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What are the 4 types of targeting?

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  • Mass marketing
  • Segment marketing
  • Niche marketing
  • Personalized marketing
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Describe mass marketing.

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It is the same marketing mix for the entire target market.

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Describe the segment marketing.

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It is a marketing mix adapted to each target segment which and apply to:
- one or two segments (concentrated segment marketing).
- all or almost all segments (comprehensive segment marketing).
- some of them (broad segment marketing).

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Describe the niche marketing.

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It is a single marketing mix thoroughly adapted to a single small segment.

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Describe personalized marketing.

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It is adapting the marketing mix to each customer.

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Describe in order the marketing planning process.

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1) Situation analysis
2) Formulating business strategies
3) Resource allocation
4) Marketing strategy
5) Marketing mix

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What are the components of the situation analysis?

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  • The business plan
  • The company’s market research
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What is the question to ask while doing the situation analysis?

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“Where are we and where are we going?”

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Describe the business strategies and objectives.

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The company sets goals that are quantifiable, measurable, and realistic for sales, market share, and contributing to profits.

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Describe the resource allocation.

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It is to determine what effort the company wants to invest. Resources can be human resources, financial resources, informational resources, or purchasing resources.

30
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What are the components of the marketing strategy?

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  • Segmentation
  • Targeting
  • Positioning
  • Differentiation
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What is the marketing mix? Give descriptions.

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  • Product (a tangible object, service, idea, or cause that consumers purchase).
  • Price (It is the monetary value attributed to the product).
  • Place (the physical distribution of the product, distribution networks, and where the product is sold).
  • Promotion (the process of promoting the product, given its price and place).