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Lifestyle
A pattern of consumption that reflects how a person chooses to use his/her time and money
Product Complementarity
Occurs when the symbolic meanings of different products relate to each other
Psychographics
Segments the market on the basis of psychological, sociological, and anthropological factors to determine the reasons people make certain decisions about a product
AIOs
Activities, Interests, Opinions.

80/20 rule: 20% of a product’s users account for 80% of the volume of product sold
Psychographic Segmentation
Define the target market
Create a new view of the market
Position the product
Better Communicate Product Attributes
Develop Overall Strategy
Market Social and Political Issues
Principle orientation
make purchase decisions guided by a belief system, without regard for the views of others
Status orientation
make decisions based on the perceived opinions of their peers
Action
self-oriented individuals, buy products to have an impact on the world around them
Fulfilleds
satisfied, reflective, and comfortable, tend to be practical and value functionality
Experiencer
impulsive, young, and enjoy offbeat or risky experiences
Achievers
career-oriented and prefer predictability to risk or self-discovery
Believers
strong principles and favor proven brands
Strivers
goal-oriented like Achievers, but have fewer resources and are concerned about the approval of others
Makers
focus their energy on being self-sufficient and action-oriented
Strugglers
bottom of the economic ladder and focus in on basic survival needs