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Targeting Market:
Targeting in marketing is a strategy that breaks a large market into smaller
segments to concentrate on a specific group of customers within that audience.
It defines a segment of customers based on their unique characteristics and
focuses solely on serving them.
Instead of trying to reach an entire market, a brand uses target marketing to put
their energy into connecting with a specific, defined group within that market.
Market Segmentation:
Using population estimates from the latest census and information on the
competitive structure from the local chamber of commerce, the bakery can
estimate the number of potential customers and plan its operations accordingly.
By putting up an online order-entry system and contracting with part-time
delivery people, it may also be able to supply custom cakes and other products to
locations outside its normal geographic area.
Demographic:
Psychographic:
When your obvious groupings of target segments seem to have radically different
needs and responses to your offerings and messaging, this is a major indicator it is
a good time to look at psychographic segmentation. By segmenting your market
based on psychographic characteristics, you are able to be more targeted. You will
be able to choose the correct channels, the correct messaging, the right offers to
maximize exposure to key segments
1-Personality Traits
2-Lifestyle
3-Opinions, Attitudes, Interests, Hobbies
4-Social Status
5-Degree of Loyalty
6-Occasions
Behavioral Segmentation:
1. Occasion oriented
2. Usage oriented
3. Loyalty oriented
Market Positioning:
1. Awesome Logo
2. Visiting Card
3. Branded Stickers
4. Guiding Map
5. Inviting Website
6. Actively Socialize
7. Customized bundles
8. Holiday Discounts