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2.03 Summarize ways
to reach markets
What is a market?
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The group of all potential customers
who have similar needs and wants
and have the ability to buy the
product
Consumer Market
Industrial Market
What is market share?
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The percentage of the total sales
revenue acquired by a business
within a market
For example: Running Shoes
Mass Marketing vs. Niche Marketing
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Mass marketing: A single marketing plan
used to reach all consumers
For example: Light Bulbs
Niche marketing: Narrowing markets, by
identifying very specific characteristics, into
a more specific group of people
For example: Aquatic Pet Stores
And market segmentation is…
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Dividing the entire market into
smaller groups who share similar
characteristics.
For example: Coca-Cola
Demographic segmentation is…
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Dividing the market based on
personal characteristics such as
age, gender, income, ethnic
background, education, and
occupation
For example, Teen Vogue is
marketed to…
Geographic Segmentation
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Dividing a market based on where a
person lives (local, regional, state,
national, or global markets).
For example, swimwear and body
boards sell best…
Psychographic Segmentation
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Dividing the market based on values
(ethics, morals, standards), attitudes
(personality), and lifestyles (how
people spend their time)
For example: Schwinn Bicycle
Behavioral Segmentation
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Dividing the market into groups
based on what they are looking for in
a product and why they buy the
product
For example: Crest whitening
toothpaste