3.3.3 Segmentation, targeting, positioning Flashcards

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8 what is segmentation

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the process of identifying different groups with similar needs
known as market segments

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8 what is an example of segmentation

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toy market- boys and girls, age groups

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8 what are four types of segmentation

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demographic
geographic
income
behavioural

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8 what is demographic segmentation

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refers to characteristics of people in target population
age or gender
how we segment in society anyway

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8 what is geographic segmentation

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groups needs and want based on what area target populations live in
Iceland vs Nigeria

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8 what is Income segmentation

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needs and wants based on income
high vs low
high- saving and investing in products
low- borrowing and loaning

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8 how is income segmentation grouped

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done on socio-economic grouping and profession

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8 what are the 6 categories of grouping

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A
B
C1
C2
D
E

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8 what is A

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higher managerial
adminstrative

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8 what is B

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intermediate managerial
administrative

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8 what is C1

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supervisors, clerical, junior managerial

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8 what is C2

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skilled manual workers

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8 what is D

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semi and unskilled manual workers

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8 what is E

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casual labour

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8 what is behavioural segmentation

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what customers actually do in their lives
when they buy, how much, brand loyalty, benefits they want from products, satisfy needs or achieve status

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8 why is segmentation valuable

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understand what different groups want
enables more focused and efficient marketing
balance desire to meet customers needs with practicality

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8 what is positioning

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identifies the benefit and price combination compared to competitors
how the product is viewed relative to competitors

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8 what is market mapping

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analyses market conditions to identify position of one product relative to others in the terms of a given criteria
plot where your product should sit

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8 how might a clothes business map their market

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expensive and cheap
modern and classic

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8 if a business offers more benefits…

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makes them competitive, charge a higher price

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8 if a business charges a lower price…

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makes them competitive, can offer fewer benefits

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8 if a business offers fewer benefits, or same as competitors…

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charges a higher price, becomes uncompetitive

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8 if a business cannot offer more benefits…

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charges a lower prices, offering more benefits will cost the business more

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8 what factors affect position

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brand image
price
product
services

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8 what influences the position of a product
strength of a business innovation of a business competitors market conditions
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8 how does strength of a business affect a products position
very efficient will create lower prices, or be large and have bargaining power over suppliers, low cost provider
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8 how does innovation of a business affect a products position
highly skilled employees, resources and systems will all help to encourage development of ideas
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8 how does competitors affect a products position
produce market mapping to find out what already exists in the market and identify any gaps they can satisify
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8 how does market conditions affect a products position
external influences by analysing PEST-LEC model
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8 what is targeting
focus on a particular segment must have sufficient demand and potential profit be competitive and gain sales
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9 what is a niche market
occurs when a business decides to focus on a specific segment of a larger market
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9 advantages of a niche market
less competition high market share charge higher prices appeals to a small target move into mass market easier
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9 disadvantages of a niche market
small market gain competition easily low target people total profit is usually low if niche grows, it will become mass
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9 what is a mass market
when a business decides to provide products that meet a large number of peoples needs no matching a specification portion of market
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9 advantages of mass marketing
more customers = more revenue and profits
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9 disadvantages of mass marketing
high investment needed more promotional techniques required more competition increase niche providers to reduce demand
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9 examples of mass market products
coca-cola ford iPhone cadbury walkers
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9 internal reasons for change?
financial position- level of investment staff- new market opportunities operations- greater efficiences, lower costs objectives- new managers
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9 external reasons for change
political- brexit economic- growing economy social- attitude in life technological- internet usage legal- law changes environmental- consumer awareness competition- benefits may reduce
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9 what are consumer products
brought by individuals, consume ourselves or give to others millions of customers targeted large numbers justify national advertising
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9 what are types of consumer products
convenience shopping speciality
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9 what is convenience items
milk, newspaper don't travel far for the products wide availability is important
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9 what is shopping goods
compare features and price between different options visit several stores before deciding show benefits compared with rivals
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9 what are speciality items
sports car, rolex watches think about purchases for years willing to travel far to buy brand is very important
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9 what are industrial products
products sold to businesses, used in own processes professional buyers less interested in packaging, more interest in technical performance understand exact vale represented, improve their competitiveness
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9 what four things influences the marketing mix
positioning in the market type of product external influences internal influences