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there are four factors that determines the market structure of a particular industry they are: number of buyers and sellers information and mobility the nature of product. entry and exit of a firm from market.
This is when a business makes their product, or service, different and unique so that is stands out, which helps them when dealing with the competition in the market. This works as people remember things that are different.
1.cost of production 2.barriers to entry it is 3 types a.legal instruction b.high cost of entry c.advertisement and product differentiation
differentiated product only no entry either homogeneous or differentiated product difficult entry
Significant features for a market structure include the number of firms and their scale, market share of the bigger firms, the nature of costs, extent of product differentiation, turnover of customers, and vertical integration.
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Different strategies often call for the use of different organizational structures. A differentiation strategy aimed at increasing quality usually succeeds best in a flexible structure. [ This is a reason a manager might change from a functional to a product, geographic or market structure. A low-cost strategy aimed at driving down costs fares best in a more formal structure.
The term "product differentiation" refers to making a product stand out from others, to attract buyers from a particular segment. Database technology can help if it is sorted to display potential buyers from the target market.
As a market manager the market share of a product can be increase by 1) Increasing advertisement 2)Customer preferences 3)Improved quality 4)Market segmentation 5)Product differentiation
Following points are worth noting to increase market share: Increased advertisement. Customer preferences. Improved quality. Product differentiation. Market segmentation.
Market segmentation is breaking down your potential buyers into measurable groups. Most often, markets are segmented by demographics (i. e. gender, location, marital status, education level, income level, ethnicity). This is totally different from product differentiation, which is the characteristics (or communication of characteristics) that set one product/service apart from the competition.
Product differentiation is the best way to stand out in a competitive market. What makes your product or service better or different? It could be as simple as packaging or as complex as a technological advantage.
Differentiation is what characteristics you are promoting to the consumer that makes your product different and/or of higher value than your competitors products offerings. Positioning generally comes next and relates to the position in the market your are targeting. i.e. low cost, middle ground or higher end price brackets. basically who in the market your product will be targeted at. (segmentation) In the example of a beer product the differentiation may be that your beer is all natural with no added extras and your positioning strategy may be that your product is aimed at the higher priced end of the spectrum or people of a higher socio-economic standing in soiciety.
setting marketing focus structure initial product development
there are four factors that determines the market structure of a particular industry they are: number of buyers and sellers information and mobility the nature of product. entry and exit of a firm from market.