Apple iPod- Portrayed as fashion accessory, customise-ability in terms of colour and the music you put on it, appeals to youth sense of technology, highly portable and suited to fast-paced lifestyles
Starbucks- Strategically placed in areas where students are likely to visit- ie Universities, town centres, cafes arranged and furnished to encourage social interaction (comfortable couches, etc), variations of coffee and other beverages provides consumer choice and helps create youth individuality in choice of drink.
Xbox 360- Ability to network and play against friends online, technophile appeal as with iPod, Customiseable design, multi-media capabilities
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Generally this refers to to marketing: promoting your company's products to the general population or to specific target groups.
Market segmentation.
Anything can be tested in a focus group, from Military aircraft to canned goods. Most often we tend to think about Focus groups as assessment tools for developing, marketing and creating consumer products. computers, groceries, electronics, housewares, financial tools. but again anything can benefit from a well designed focus group.
A social and managerial process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging products and value with others.
I would segment the customers by age and income and find what products/models were purchased in both groups then merge them into more refined groups afterwards to get a better consumer behavior model. First, segment your product lines into two or more groups then match the demographics of the customers to that.
The Foschini Group consists of 14 different trading brands. These brands consists of lifestyle products such as fashion cellphones, and housewares. It also consists of financial services.
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Everyone- they have many different brands targeting many different groups. Juice- kids Sodas- teens up to seniors Coke original- seniors Coke Zero/ Diet Coke- teenagers to young adults
Dairy products.
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Are groups of people who share same interests in a business or product, these groups can persuade or force businesses to make changes to their products or services. These pressure groups can persuade a business to change its products, its suppliers and the materials a business uses. Pressure groups persuade or force business by generating publicity and lobbying politicians.
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