segmentation, differentiation, positioning
Segmentation Analysis
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Segmentation, target marketing, and positioning all work together and as Walker (2011) describes, need to be reviewed and analyzed by a firm to make sure they are all addressed to best compete in the marketplace. They are similar in that they are required to be in place for a company to successfully compete in the marketplace. They are different as they perform different function. Segmentation groups customers with similar characteristics. The grouping of the customers needs to be meaningful and the groupings are called segments. The segmentation definition process can be performed by reviewing: product, price, promotion, and/or place; specifying segmentation criteria; and determining the segment size and potential. The other segments attributes include demographics, geographic, and a hybrid or geodemographic segmentation. Targeting evaluates the segments attractiveness to the operating business to help make a determination of if and how a segment will be marketed by the business. Brand positioning deals with making the business products attractive to the segment determined by the business. The business needs to brand position the products specifically enticing to the segment selected through the targeting efforts of the business.
One of the most important parts or elements in Marketing is missing in the Marketing Mix. It's targeting or "People, in the Nine P's of Marketing. The Marketing Mix includes Product, Price, Promotion and Place but does not include "People" or Targeting. Add STP and you have Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning.
Segmentation Analysis
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segmentation, targeting, positioning
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Segmentation, target marketing, and positioning all work together and as Walker (2011) describes, need to be reviewed and analyzed by a firm to make sure they are all addressed to best compete in the marketplace. They are similar in that they are required to be in place for a company to successfully compete in the marketplace. They are different as they perform different function. Segmentation groups customers with similar characteristics. The grouping of the customers needs to be meaningful and the groupings are called segments. The segmentation definition process can be performed by reviewing: product, price, promotion, and/or place; specifying segmentation criteria; and determining the segment size and potential. The other segments attributes include demographics, geographic, and a hybrid or geodemographic segmentation. Targeting evaluates the segments attractiveness to the operating business to help make a determination of if and how a segment will be marketed by the business. Brand positioning deals with making the business products attractive to the segment determined by the business. The business needs to brand position the products specifically enticing to the segment selected through the targeting efforts of the business.
Malcolm McDonald has written: 'Marketing plans for service businesses' -- subject(s): Marketing, Planning, Service industries 'Market segmentation' -- subject(s): Marketing, Market segmentation 'Marketing plans that work' -- subject(s): Marketing, Planning 'Market segmentation' -- subject(s): Market segmentation
One of the most important parts or elements in Marketing is missing in the Marketing Mix. It's targeting or "People, in the Nine P's of Marketing. The Marketing Mix includes Product, Price, Promotion and Place but does not include "People" or Targeting. Add STP and you have Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning.
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There is no definite answer on how airline segmentation targeting and positioning is done. Each airline has a specified and secretive method. Southwest Airlines has noted that their focus is based on price sensitive customers.
The process of segmentation typically occurs within the marketer's strategic planning phase, where they identify distinct groups of consumers with similar characteristics. This helps tailor marketing efforts to specific audience segments for more effective targeting.
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