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Todays objectives
Customers
Knowing your customers is a vital tool in running a successful business
Market Segmentation.
Segment B
Segment A
Segment C
Segment D
Market Segmentation
This is where the market is broken down into smaller sub groups that share similar characteristics
Examples
Age Gender Income Religion Ethnic group Level of education Geographical Social class
Market segmentation
A B
Higher managerial, administrative or professional Intermediate managerial, administrative and professional C1 Supervisory, clerical, junior administrative or professional C2 Skilled manual workers D Semi and unskilled manual workers E State pensioners, widows, lowest grade workers.
Media (e.g. television, newspapers, and magazines) they see to target your advertising at them.
The quantities they buy and what special offers catch their interest. The time and place that they buy
Age Gender Income Religion Ethnic group Level of education Geographical Social class
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Range of customers Niche Whether your product appeals to the masses, a small niche or a range of different customers. Every business needs to MARKET its goods..
Niche?
Mass? Range of customers?
Take your poster of your product and move to the right area!
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Niche
Mass
Range of customers
Run-a-round
Take your poster of your product and move to the right area!
Niche
A small group of people
Mass
To a full range of people
Range of customers
A few very different set of groups will be attracted to these!
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So who decides on the marketing budget and what direction the marketing plan goes?
Marketing Objectives
SMART Targets
SMART Targets
Some examples
Segment B
Segment A
Segment C
Segment D
Demographic segmentation
Dividing
the market into groups based on variables such as age, gender family size, income, occupation, education, religion, race and nationality
Geographic segmentation
Geographic
Geographic Segmentation
Regions: e.g. in the UK these might be England, Scotland, Wales Northern Ireland or (at a more detailed level) counties or major metropolitan areas Countries: perhaps categorised by size, development or membership of geographic region City / town size: e.g. population within ranges or above a certain level Population density: e.g. urban, suburban, rural, semi-rural
Limitations of Segmentation
Lack of information and data: some markets are poorly researched with little information about what customers want Difficulty in measuring and predicting consumer behaviour: humans dont all behave in the same way all of the time. Hard to reach customer segments once identified: it is one thing spotting a segment; it is another reaching target customers with an effective marketing message
Case Study No/Company name: This company targets a Niche Mass Range of customers
Circle the relevant group
Homework
Watch TV Adverts select one advert and write a summary of the demographic segmentation that the advert is aimed at.
Justify why you think the ADVERT specifically targets that group(s) of customers!
Plenary
Age Gender Income Religion Ethnic group Level of education Geographical Social class