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2. Teory
A marketing strategy is a set of goals and objectives, policies and rules that
give direction to marketing efforts over time at each level and location. Modern
marketing strategy generally consists of three stages, namely: market
segmentation, targeting, and positioning (Kotler, 2001). After knowing the market
segment, target market, and market position, a marketing mix strategy can be
drawn up which consists of product, price, distribution and promotion strategies
(Kotler, 2001).
A. Market Segmentation (Segmenting)
In general, there are three basic philosophies as a guide for companies to
approach the market, namely mass marketing where the decision to mass produce
and distribute products, marketing of various products that provide different
product choices for different segments, and targeted marketing that develops
products for specific markets. .
Market segmentation is the activity of dividing heterogeneous markets from a
product into homogeneous market units (market segments) (Kotler, 2001). In
other words, market segmentation is the activity of dividing the market into
differentiated groups of buyers with different needs, characteristics, or behaviors
that may require a separate product or marketing mix.