Segmentation (3) Flashcards

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Marketing segmentation is…

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dividing the larger market into smaller segments based on meaningfully shared characteristics or needs

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The essence of segmentation is to _____ the population to market more effectively

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divide

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Why is it important to divide the market?

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Everyone in the population isn’t the same, and everyone doesn’t have the same needs.

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4
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Segmenting the market allows a marketer to…

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  • to focus on those segments that most need the product.
  • to adjust the marketing mix of a product to provide more value to a segment.
  • market efficiently and thereby increase ROI
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Effective segmentation can bring more ____ to the customer, and, in turn, more customer ______ and long-term _______ for the company.

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value, satisfaction, profitability

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6
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Geographic location segmentation is simply dividing up the market according by consumer ______.

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location

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7
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a demographic is…

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a vital or societal statistic of a human population

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8
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Common ways to segment with demographics are…

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  • age
  • gender
  • ethnicity
  • Income
  • Marital status
  • Number of children
  • occupation
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9
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Common ways to segment with geography are…

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  • Country
  • City / Rural
  • Zip Code
  • Population Density
  • Region within the Country
  • Mountains, Desert, Tundra
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10
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Examples of effective geographic segmentation are…

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  • target stores, for example, have a different mix of products for different regions. In the south, the stores sell more lightweight clothing items and flip flops.
  • marketer who sells ski equipment, for example, can divide the market to focus on areas with, say, a mountainous terrain near ski resorts.
  • Or, a small, local grocery store might only want to market to those consumers in the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Psychographic segmentation involves segmenting the market by consumer _____, ______, _____, and ______.

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  • activities
  • values
  • interests
  • opinions/beliefs
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For psychographic information, marketers often need to ask customers about their _____, _____, or _____, which isn’t quite as clear cut as asking about customers’ ages or incomes.

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  • beliefs, values, attitudes
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13
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Demographic data is usually ______, and data from sources such as the US Census Bureau make a wealth of demographic information readily available.

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objective

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Common ways to segment with psychographic data are…

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  • Values
  • Beliefs
  • Attitudes
  • Feelings
  • Personality
  • Lifestyle
  • Activities and Interests
    Religious and Political Beliefs and Affiliations
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15
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why is psychographic information to know?

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it can serve as a strong driving force behind some product purchases.

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16
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Segmenting the market by _____ ______ means that the population is divided based on how much they use (usage rate) or how they use (usage situation) a product.

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usage behavior

17
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What is usage rate?

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how much a consumer uses a product

18
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What is usage situation?

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how a consumer uses a product