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| undifferentiated targeting strategy |
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organization defines entire market for particular product as "target market" single marketing mix
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large proportion of customers have similar needs
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individuals/organizations with diverse needs in specific product class
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dividing total market into groups relatively similar needs in order to design marketing mix to match needs
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individuals, groups, organizations share one or more similar characteristics, therefor having similiar product needs
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| concentrated targeting strategy |
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marketing segmentation strategy targets single market segment using one marketing mix
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| differentiated targeting strategy |
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targets two or more segments by developing marketing mix for each segment
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characteristics of individuals, groups, organizations used to divide market into segments location age gender etc...
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aggregate population characteristics Age Gender Race Income ****family life cycle**** -increase # of: single mom households women (20-24) never been married median marrying age (women) has risen
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| Most popular snack bar in the country |
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Kellog's Rice Krispies Treats *convenience/easy portability - appeals to women (50.8%) population
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climate terrain city size population density urban/rural areas
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# of potential customers within a unit of land area
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| Geodemographic segmentation |
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method of marketing segmentation * clusters people in zip code areas/smaller neighborhood units based on lifestyly & demographics
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organizations focus precisely on very small geographic markets
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personality characteristics, motives, lifestyles
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*Behavioristic Variables* division of market according to benefits consumers want from product
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describes similarities in potential customers within segment & differences in different segments
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potential sales can be measured along: - product level - geographic area - level of competition - time
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total amount of product customers will purchase w/in some time period at specific level of marketing activity (industrywide)
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max % of market potential firm can expect in industry
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measures sales potential marketing manager: 1) develops economic forecast 2) estimates potential based on forecast 3) derives sales potential from both
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measure sales potential marketing manager: 1) Estimates amount of sold product to potential client in some geographic area 2) Multiply x total # of potential buyers in area 3) Add all areas' products
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