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S-T-P means 1. Identify desirable market segments 2. Target your product for that segment 3. Position your brand to segment's desires
Is all the potential customers for your organisations product/ service ; the section of the buying public at whom you will aim your product/service sales. In order to properly identify your target market and it's interest , it is useful to segment the market.
They segment it out between the customers they want and those who will not use them. This helps them to target only those they would be interested in selling to.
* Identify Why A Customer Would Want To Buy Your Product/Service * Segment Your Overall Market * Research Your Market Tons of things go into it I suggest going to: http://www.esmalloffice.com/SBR_template.cfm?DocNumber=PL12_2000.htm It will explain everything.
Knowing your product and your market dynamicsBeing able to sell your productBeing aware of the competitionFind the appropriate target markets for your productCustomers - demographics, market segment, target markets, needs, buying decisionsCurrent sales in the industrySuppliers that you will need to rely on
A target market is the market segment which a particular product is marketed to. It is also defined by age, gender/and or socioeconomic grouping.
S-T-P means 1. Identify desirable market segments 2. Target your product for that segment 3. Position your brand to segment's desires
A market is an person, group, population, institution or any organization, that has a need for goods, products, and services. Many organizations segment these areas into a specific target market particular to the product or service they are providing. In other words, they may target a specific age, gender, income, educational etc. population that may have a need, want, or desire for their product or service.
Is all the potential customers for your organisations product/ service ; the section of the buying public at whom you will aim your product/service sales. In order to properly identify your target market and it's interest , it is useful to segment the market.
Audience. Target Market. Demo(graphic). Segment.
McDonald's target market is every segment of the demography. The segments of the demography are; family life-cycles, gender, age, Nationality, Income, Generation, Race etc.
Segmenting is when you see the need to target one specific group or market for your products/services. The particular group (segment) has or displays a different need from the rest of the consumer population.
They segment it out between the customers they want and those who will not use them. This helps them to target only those they would be interested in selling to.
* Identify Why A Customer Would Want To Buy Your Product/Service * Segment Your Overall Market * Research Your Market Tons of things go into it I suggest going to: http://www.esmalloffice.com/SBR_template.cfm?DocNumber=PL12_2000.htm It will explain everything.
Yes, for a company or organization that offers service and consumed products. The target market are the type and age of people that the service or the product is being adevertised to or expected to be consumed by.
There is a danger with segmentation: too much of a good thing. It is possible to over-segment your target market to the point where the market is so small it is no longer feasible to address the market profitably.
For whom to produce a good or service.