Chapter 9 STP Flashcards

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2 steps to segmentation

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Step 1 establish overall strategy

Step 2 choose a segmentation method

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STP

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Segmentation
Targeting
Positioning

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Example of segmentation methods

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Geographic
Demographic 
Psychographic
Benefits
Behavioral
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Geographic segmentation

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Based on he here someone lives

Example subways menu items will vary by geographic location

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Demographic segmentation

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Age gender education etc

Easy to identify

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Psychographic

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How consumers describe themselves how people occupy their time

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How to determine psychographics

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Through self value aka drive and goals
Self concept image of oneself
Lifestyle way we live

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Value and lifestyle surveyVALS

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Consumers can be classified into eight segments which includes resources level of education etc.

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Benefit segmentation

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Groups consumers based on benefits they derive from products and services

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Behavioral segmentation

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How one uses the Product or service

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Occasion

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Part of behavioral segmentation example men’s warehouse sell tuxedo for special occasion

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Loyalty segmentation

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People exclude competitors because they are loyal loyalty segmentation involves retaining these loyal customers example united airlines flyer miles

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Step 1 of STP

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Articulate vision or objectives consistent with firms mission and SWOT

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Geodemographic segmentation

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Combines geography and demography and lifestyle characteristics to classify consumers

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PRIZM

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Potential rating index by zip market uses detailed demographic data and habits of people within a tract

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2 steps to targeting

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  1. Evaluate segment attractiveness.

4. Select target market

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Step 2 STP

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Determine the segmentation method that will be used e.g demographics lifestyle etc.

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Step 3 STP

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Evaluate segment attractiveness and whether segment is worth pursuing

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Criteria that determines segment attractiveness

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Is the segment
Identifiable?
Substantial?
Reachable?
Responsive?
Profitable ?
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Identifiable

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Identify who is within their market do not overlap

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Substantial

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After identifying potential markets measure their size too small equals too small profits

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Reachable

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Consumer knows the product exists!!!

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Responsive

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Consumer must react positively to the firms offering

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Profitable

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Assess potential profits both current and future expected growth rate

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Segment profitability calculation
Segment size* segment adoption percentage*purchase behavior* profit margin percentage- fixed costs
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Step 4
Select the target market
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Undifferentiated targeting strategy or mass marketing
Focuses on similarities in needs of customers as opposed to the differences used when everyone might be considered a potential user of its product ex sugar
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Differentiated targeting strategy
Firms target different market segment with different offerings for each ex Conde Nast has vogue go and Bon appetite magazines
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Concentrated targeting strategy
Selects a single primary target market and focuses all it's energies on providing a product to fit the markets needs
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Micro marketing
Aka one to one marketing is when a firm tailors to the specific need of a consumer
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1 step in positioning
Identify and develop positioning strategy
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Step 5
Develop a positioning strategy that defines what a product does or represents in comparison to the competition
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Firms value proposition
Communicates Customer benefits to be received from the product
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Main value proposition components
Target market Offering name or brand Product/service category or concept Unique point of difference and benefits
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Values as a positioning strategy
Popular because of the relationship of price to quality Volvo equals box car equals safety
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Symbols
Powerful positioning tools that distinguish brands from competition aka nike swoosh
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Perceptual map
Displays position of products In consumers minds
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6 steps to perceptual maps
``` Determine consumers perceptions and evaluations of product or service in relation to competitors Identify markets ideal points on size Identify competitors positions Determine consumer preferences Select position Monitor position strategy ```