behavioural segmentation Flashcards

(32 cards)

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Kotler

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how people/customers behave

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behavioural market segmentation is…

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dividing the market into segments according to how people behave, in relation to the product/service OR more general behaviour that correlates with particular demands for products/services

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behavioural segmentation variables

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benefits sought, user status, usage rate, loyalty status, use occasion, buyer readiness stage

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some say that benefits sought is…

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important enough to be a 5th basis for market segmentation, some say, in essence, it is market segmentation

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benefits sought is often used to…

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segment industrial markets: buying professionals are rational buyers

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example fo benefits sought

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buying a bicycle

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benefits sought is particularly useful when.

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the customer is being especially rational

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benefits sought involves…

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segmenting based on the benefits that the customers can see

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use status is:

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segmentation according to what the customer is in terms of how often they use the product/service

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the view fo user status is…

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to turn all consumers into frequent users

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non-user

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never used the product

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occasional user

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not a part of their everyday life

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frequent user

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heaviest user of the product,aprt fo everyday life

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lapsed user

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used to use product, but not anymore

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example of user status

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example of user status
Kellogg’s corn flakes: most users are lapsed: advert shows people being ‘forced’ to eat them… ‘have you forgotten how good they taste?’

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Usage rate is

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segmentation according to how much the customer consumes

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example of usage rate

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US beer: targeted heavy users: ‘ours is the beer to drink if you’re having more than one

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loyalty status is

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segmentation according to loyalty to the brand, product, company or store

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loyalty status is more

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complex, and you can’t classify people into loyal or not loyal

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with loyalty status you are not….

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classifying the person, but classifying an interaction between a person and a particular product

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loyalty status is useful for…

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brand consumption patterns and because you put a lot of time into segmenting

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loyalty status segments

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hard core loyal, soft core loyal, switchers

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use occasion is

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use occasion is

segmentation according to when, where or how the customer uses the product

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use occasion is a good way to…

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identify latent/incipient segments

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use occasion has a potential power to..
transform the success of your product
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example use occasion
potato crisps: Golden Wonder brand thought of selling in sweet shops: tapped into incipient segment and sales rocketed
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buyer readiness stage: 2 themes
diffusion of innovations/hierarchy of effects
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buyer readiness stages
unaware, awareness, knowledge, liking, buying intention
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buyer readiness stage is based on the idea that...
when we buy products, we have to go through different mental stages (at different speeds)
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Diffusion of innovations person
Rogers
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diffusion of innovations
noticed that when you introduce a new product to the market no everyone adapts at the same speed
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buyer readiness stage is useful in...
innovations marketing e.g. latest high-tech consumer product