That depends on a whole lot of things. What behaviors are you trying to differentiate on? can you measure the behaviors (shopping patterns), or can you only measure antecedents of that behavior - TV watching that leads to advertising views, that HOPEFULLY leads to shopping behavior. You should segment on the behaviors tha you can best measure that you are sure lead to the behaviors that you want to induce in the segments...
General Motors do this by determining the typical SUV driver or purchaser. They then tailor their marketing program towards these consumers, taking into account factors such as age, gender and disposable income.
family and kids
When the consumer price index rises the typical family has to spend more money. The price index will directly affect the cost of living for a family.
Typically known as 'local markets' are things such as, car-boot sales, typical town markets (where fresh produce is sold)
Consumer Price Index (CPI) is an index of the changes in the cost of goods and services to a typical consumer, based on the costs of the same goods and services at a base period.
A blueberry is a producer because it is a plant that produces its own food through photosynthesis. It is not a consumer or decomposer in the typical sense.
A minimum deposit is required to open a money market account; $1,000 is typical.
In a typical food chain, there should be two arrows separating a tertiary consumer from the producer. The first arrow represents the primary consumer, which feeds on the producer, and the second arrow represents the secondary consumer, which feeds on the primary consumer. Thus, the tertiary consumer is two trophic levels above the producer.
This is the income that the average consumer will be able to purchase. This is not the money that is available for just your product.
This is the income that the average consumer will be able to purchase. This is not the money that is available for just your product.
Vendors, whether in street markets or regular retail outlets wear typical Western style of clothing.
Typical items sold as public markets include baked goods, fresh produce, dairy products, locally raised meats, various other food products, handcrafted products and clothing.