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59. Niche Vs Mass Marketing
1. Missing words
Mass marketing is the attempt to market a product to all ___________________ in a given market with the aim of
achieving an acceptable percentage of a __________ market, e.g. Waitrose with its 4% share of the huge grocery
market. In contrast, niche marketing is the attempt to market a product to a relatively _____________ market but
with the aim of __________________ that market. This process of segmentation may also lead to increases in
market ____________________ , as tailoring new products to specific types of customer can make them increase
their rate of purchasing, e.g. the launch of adult-focused crisps such as Walkers Sensations .
HINTS: big, dominating, consumers, share, small
2. True or false?
2.1 Mass marketing is better than niche marketing
2.2 A product in a niche market is likely to be quite price inelastic
2.3 Advertising to the mass market is usually more expensive than advertising to a niche market
2.4 Tropicana orange juice is an example of a brand that was once a niche, but is now a mass market brand
3. Mass Vs Niche
State two benefits and two disadvantages of mass and niche marketing
Category
Mass marketing
Benefit
Disadvantages
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2
Niche marketing
1
1
2
2
4. Explain why
4.1 A product aimed at the mass market is likely to be price elastic
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4.2 Small firms find it easier to compete in niche markets:
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4.3 Product differentiation is especially important in mass markets:
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59. ANSWERS – Niche vs Mass Marketing
1. consumers … big … small … dominating … share
2.1 False – it depends entirely on the situation
2.2 True
2.3 True
2.4 True
3.
Category
Benefit
1 High number of potential
customers and therefore a large
potential market
Mass marketing
2. May Increase the brand awareness
of the product or service and thus
attract consumers who were not
previously aware of the product.
Niche marketing
Disadvantages
1 Can be very expensive
2 May be difficult to target groups of
very different consumers with a single
campaign
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1 Can target customers very
specifically. Also may be able to
charge a higher price as the product
is likely to be fairly price inelastic
2 Possible for small firms to offer
products or services that large firms
do not bother to supply
1 If the business earns high profits,
other firms may enter the market
making it more competitive
2. The total market may be quite small,
in which case
potential sales will be limited.
4.1 A product aimed at the mass market is likely to be price elastic:
It is likely to have a number of close competitors and therefore customers have a large amount of choice and will
thus be sensitive to price changes
4.2 Small firms find it easier to compete in niche markets:
They may find it difficult to compete in mass markets where price is imperative as they will not enjoy the same
economies of scale as large businesses. However with niche markets small businesses may be at an advantage as it
may be possible for them to supply customers/businesses with products or service that are not deemed ‘worth it’ to
the larger organizations.
4.3 Product differentiation is especially important in mass markets:
As customers only have price or quality to base their decisions on, if a firm does not want to reduce profit margins it
must be able to differentiate itself from its competitors.
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