Ch 1& 2 Market Segmentation

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Ch 1& 2 Market Segmentation

marketing concept
Determine what will satisfy the customers' needs and wants; Convince the customer that their goods are better than the competitions'; Operate on a profit
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marketing concept Determine what will satisfy the customers' needs and wants; Convince the customer that their goods are better than the competitions'; Operate on a profit
needs Items necessary for survival
wants Items you would like to have but that are not necessary for survival
customer relationship management CRM - Apply customer data (demographic, buying history, etc) to every communication
consumer market people who purchase for personal use
industrial market B2B, all businesses that buy products for use in their operations or for resale
market share A firm's percentage of the total sales volume generated by all competitors in a given market
marketing mix product, price, place, promotion, 5th P = PEOPLE
product strategies What to make? How to package? brand name to use?
place strategies how a product will be distributed, where is it sold?
price strategies how much to charge? what customers are willing to pay?
promotion strategies Decisions about advertising, personal selling, sales promotions, and publicity
mass marketing Using a single marketing plan to reach all customers/consumers
target market The group that is identified for a specific marketing program
customers people who buy the product
consumers people who use the product
market segmentation Process of classifying customers by shared needs and wants
discretionary income money left after paying for basic living expenses such as bills (mortgage, insurance, phone, etc.)
disposable income money left on your paycheck after paying taxes
geographics targeting consumers based on where they live, climate, etc.
psychographics consumer's lifestyle, values, attitudes, interests
demographics age, race, income level, education, gender, religion, marital status
behavioral segmentation describes the benefits the consumer receives by purchasing the product; how often the product is purchased and used by the consumer; loyalty status
Generation X 1961-1980; cell phones, pagers, cassette tapes and Nintendo were popular
Generation Y 1981 - 2001; Nexters; the Internet began, era of technology, smaller cell phones, MP3 Players, CD and DVD players; generation of tolerance, socially conscious, high level of volunteerism
Generation Z 2002 - Present; tweens with over $500B in spending power; iPhones
Silent Generation 1925-1945, born during the Great Depression, save money, not wasteful, WWII
GI Generation 1900 - 1924, born during WWI
Baby Boomer Generation 1946 - 1960, the largest generation, born to people who came home from war

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