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Characteristics in market must be
measurable and can be demographic or behavioral
Behavioral dimensions of market include
purchase occasion, user status, user rate, brand loyalty and customer attitudest towards products
psychographics
factors that influence a consumers' patters of lifestyle or living including activities, interests, opinions, social class, personality, and values
market segmentation
when big target area is broken down into smaller parts so that the group responds in the same way
process of segmenting markets steps
1. variables are chosen and market is divided by these variables 2. profiling each segment according to demographics and behavioral characteristics
Market targeting
once the ideal segment has been identified and chosen
Three conditions for homogeneous response to market targeting
bases must be measurable, segment must be accessible through existing channels, each segment must be large to be profitable
single variation segmentation
not very succesful
multi-variable segmentation
works because there is correlation between different demographic variables
single segment strategy
concentration strategy
multiple segment strategy
differentiated marketing
mass marketing strategy
undifferentiated strategy
primary determinant how consumers reach purchase decision
involvement
high involvement decision making process
1. need for 2. search for info 3. view alternatives 4. purchase 5. postpurchase behavior
postpurchase cognitive dissonance
buyers remorse
low involvement decision making
1. need 2. purchase 3. postpurchase behavior
derived demand
resellers get ther demand based on their consumers' demand
nonconsumer characteristics
customer type, customer size, buying situation
buying situation types
new-task buying, straight rebuy, modified rebuy
individuals who affect decision making process in business
buyers, users, influencers, gatekeepers, deciders
buying center
all the people involved in making purchase decision