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This document discusses market segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies. It provides examples of how companies segment markets based on demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioral factors. The key points are: 1) Market segmentation involves dividing the total market into distinct groups based on characteristics like location, income, lifestyle, etc. This allows companies to better target customer needs. 2) Common bases for segmentation include geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral variables. Examples given include age, income, personality, usage occasions. 3) Targeting means selecting specific market segments to target and developing offerings for those segments. Strategies include concentrating on one segment, specializing across multiple segments, or aiming for full market coverage.
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Topics covered

  • Consumer Behavior,
  • Behavioral Segmentation,
  • Usage Rate,
  • Consumer Trends,
  • Market Identification,
  • Unique Selling Proposition,
  • Gender Segmentation,
  • Lifestyle Marketing,
  • Consumer Segmentation,
  • Brand Positioning
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126 views26 pages

Prof Javed/Aug 2009

This document discusses market segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies. It provides examples of how companies segment markets based on demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioral factors. The key points are: 1) Market segmentation involves dividing the total market into distinct groups based on characteristics like location, income, lifestyle, etc. This allows companies to better target customer needs. 2) Common bases for segmentation include geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral variables. Examples given include age, income, personality, usage occasions. 3) Targeting means selecting specific market segments to target and developing offerings for those segments. Strategies include concentrating on one segment, specializing across multiple segments, or aiming for full market coverage.
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
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Download as PPT, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Topics covered

  • Consumer Behavior,
  • Behavioral Segmentation,
  • Usage Rate,
  • Consumer Trends,
  • Market Identification,
  • Unique Selling Proposition,
  • Gender Segmentation,
  • Lifestyle Marketing,
  • Consumer Segmentation,
  • Brand Positioning

Prof Javed/Aug 2009

Some interesting insights!!

 Allen Solly
 Emami fair and handsome
 Fair and lovely men’s active Vs fair and lovely
(regular)
 TVS Victor Vs TVS Scooty pep ( pach rangi
satrangi )
 Hero Honda Pleasure ( Priyanka – Silly village
girl, Why should boys have all the fun ?)
 Mehr Jessia Rampal , Sushmita in Oil of Olay ,
anti ageing creams…Do you apply anti ageing
creams ??? Why ?
 How many of us have Nutralite , Diet Pepsi ,
Diet Coke , Sugar free ……Amul lite ? Why and
Why not ?
Can we practice ‘one size
fits all’?
 Tastes and preferences vary
 Income of different individuals is different
 Climatic conditions and other geographical
conditions in which different people stay
varies across the globe
 Lifestyles of different people are different
 Family size , gender, interests ,buying habits
are not the same for every individual
What is a segment ?

 Marketer needs to identify various groups in


the market place who may be mutually
exclusive but individuals within a particular
group will have similar wants ,purchasing
power, geographical location, buying habits
etc.
Understanding a Market
segment
 A segment is an identifiable group in the
market with similar wants ,purchasing power,
geog location , buying habits
Which segment am I looking
for ?
Car
 For basic transportation
 For luxury
 For safety
 High performance
Levels of segmentation

 Market Segment
 Niche
 Local marketing
 Individual marketing
Basis for Market Segmentation
 Geographic segmentation
Dividing the market into different geographical
units-nations ,states , regions, neighborhoods
The company can operate in one or few
areas or all geographical areas
’Makke di roti and sarso da saag’
Mustard oil –North India
Groundnut oil- Southern and western
India
DEMOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION
 Market is divided into groups on the basis
of :
 Age : baby foods ,toys, adult diapers,
Insurance,mediclaim …
 Income: Automobiles
 Gender: clothing , hairstyle ,cosmetics
( Emami Fair & Handsome, Nail paints).
Family size(cars,apartments),
education ,generation (for movies),
Occupation ( white collared –blue collared
workers)
Income
Psychographic Segmentation
 Study of lifestyle of customers
 Buyers are divided on the basis of :
 Personality :Endow brands with a personality
 A brand also has a personality
 Enfield indicates masculinity, impulsive ,alert
personality
 Lifestyle : cosmetics (water proof eyeliners for
working women), furniture, apparel , consumer
durables
 Values : belief system, social awareness
campaigns, family planning , patriotism
 Some brands promote that a part of the revenue
would be directed towards upliftment of
underprivileged sections in the society
Behavioral segmentation
 Buyers are divided on the basis of :
occasions they develop a need to use a
product
 E.g: Thomas cook serves a group of
people who fly to a vacation destination.
 Mother’s day , Father’s day were
promoted to increase sale of candy ,
flowers.
 Buyers are divided on the basis of ‘
benefits ‘ they seek from the product
 Travel for fun / adventure etc .
Behavioural segmentation…

 Buyers are divided on the basis of usage


rate
Non users, ex –users, potential users,
first time users, regular users
loyalty status-hard core loyals, split
loyals , shifting loyals , brand switchers
light users /medium/heavy users
Benefits of Segmentation

 More fine tuned products/service for the


target audience
 Choice of channels of distribution becomes
easier.
 May combat competition or face competitors
in a better way
 “Different marketing mix may be used for
different segments”
Targeting

 Selecting one or more market segments and


developing a product to be offered to these
segments
Targeting strategies
 Single segment concentration-risky ,e.g : Sports car

 Selective specialization- Multisegment coverage, diversify your risk

 Product specialization: a product can be offered to many segments

E.g: Aqua fresh – three segments –sparkling white teeth , fresh


breath ,anti cavity protection
 Market Specialization : Serve many needs of a market .
 Full market coverage : a product for every purse ,purpose and
personality
Positioning

 Al Ries and Trout -1960


 Creating and offering an image distinctive in
the minds of the customers.
 If you do something to the product –
differentiation
 If you attempt to do something to the
customer’s mind - positioning
Positioning

 USP –Unique Selling Proposition( Rooser


Reeves) Maggi : 2 minutes
 Knorr : Instant soups
 Whirlpool: fastest cooling
 Mercedes: great engineering

 Double benefit positioning


 Triple benefit positioning
 HUL-Pepsodent :’10 nahi to bas nahi’
Positioning strategies

 Attribute-10 Downing street pub - largest


 Benefit: tasy experience-Essel World
 Competitor: More Wild animals in Ranthambore
sanctuary than Salim Ali bird sanctuary
,Bharatpu
 Application: last minute revision-Navneet 21
 Users: thrill seekers in a water park
 Quality /price: Bajaj ‘Value for money for years’
Project
 Study of Market segmentation- Targeting
and positioning
 Marketing mix variables
 A- Pizzeria / Restaurant / leading
hospital /Beauty Parlour /Hotel
 B-Cosmetics / Magazines /Tractors /
Laptops/ Apparel / tourism
 Choose one each from A or B
Modus operandi
 A report – compulsory ( 10 marks )
 Presentation of Randomly called upon students in each
class ( 5 marks )
 Cover page with the Instt name , title , roll no , Division,
year
 Profile of the marketer
 Details abt how market segmentation has been done .
 Marketing mix variables in detail
 Key learnings
 Pictures /illustrations would add value to your effort !
DEADLINES :
UNCOMPROMISED!!
 Report Submission on 10 Sept 2009
before 3.30 pm in the box kept in the
faculty cubicle.
 No calls / requests shall be entertained for
deadlines .
 Two students only ( per group)

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