Identify the product(s) that your company manufactures and sells Homemakers is a company that manufactures and sells furniture.
· Develop a statement of your target market(s)
Target market Geographic Region Americas Density Urban Demographic Age 18-32 Gender Male and female Occupation Students, professionals, workers. Behavioral Loyalty status Switchers, habitual buyers, brand likers, committed buyers Psychographic Social class Lower, working, middle class Lifestyle Explorer, eco-friendly, struggler, millennial.
Target market statement
Homemakers serve all its customers, from college students to new home buyers aged 18-32; lower, working and middle class. In other words, those looking for cost-saving opportunities while acquiring high-quality, sustainable, and tasteful craftsmanship furniture pieces. Homemakers promises to deliver the best comfort at affordable prices.
· Develop a statement of your competitor’s target market(s)
Target market Type of Segmentation IKEA target customer segment segmentation criteria Region Europe, Americas, Asia & Australia, Russia Geographic Density Urban Age 22 and older Demographic Gender Males & Females Life-cycle stage Bachelor Stage young, single people not living at home Newly Married Couples young, no children Full Nest I youngest child under six Full Nest II youngest child six or over Full Nest III older married couples with dependent children Empty Nest I older married couples, no children living with them Empty Nest II older married couples, retired, no children living at home Solitary Survivor I in labour force Solitary Survivor II retired Occupation Students, employees, professionals Behavioral Degree of loyalty ‘Hard core loyals’ ‘Soft core loyals’ ‘Switchers’ Benefits sought Cost effectiveness Personality Easygoing and determined User status non-users, potential users, first-time users and regular users Psychographic Social class Lower class, working class and middle class Lifestyle[1] Resigned Struggler Mainstreamer Explorer Source: Business Research Technology
Target market statement
Ikea creates a better everyday life at home for many consumers, aged 22 and older, around the globe, by offering stylish, well-designed home furnishing products at low price and high quality.
· Develop a value proposition statement.
We get it. You want the three B’s Bueno, Bonito, Barato (Best, Beautiful, Bargain) Homemakers helps you make your home, yours! By manufacturing well-designed, high- quality, furnishings at low-cost, while still being eco-friendly to our main home, the earth.
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value proposition statement.
Ikea Value proposition
We help xx do xx by doing xxx
4 types of value
We get it. You want
High quality Sustainably Craftmanship Eco friendly, Confort Not wasteful but resourceful instead. Sleak design High quality
Bueno bonito barato= 3 B’s
Great quality, sleek , low price
“Everything Starts with Customers”
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