Steps in market segmentation:
Step 1: Market segmentation – divide the market into relatively homogeneous segments of customers; each of these groups, to be fully satisfied, needs its own marketing mix or product.
Step 2: Market targeting – In this step, a firm evaluates each of the segments in order to determine which one(s) to enter.
Step 3: Market positioning – A firm has to decide how it wants its brand perceived relative to other brands in the marketplace. This involves creating a distinct image for the brand relative to other brands. For instance, suppose you introduce a new kind of granola bar. You can position it as a good-tasting candy bar, a relatively healthy bar or, possibly, a low-fat ("lite") bar. Similarly, a new brand of cookie could be positioned using health, diet, or good taste. When a college refers to itself as the "poor man’s Harvard" it is also positioning itself.
Steps in market segmentation:
Step 1: Market segmentation – divide the market into relatively homogeneous segments of customers; each of these groups, to be fully satisfied, needs its own marketing mix or product.
Step 2: Market targeting – In this step, a firm evaluates each of the segments in order to determine which one(s) to enter.
Step 3: Market positioning – A firm has to decide how it wants its brand perceived relative to other brands in the marketplace. This involves creating a distinct image for the brand relative to other brands. For instance, suppose you introduce a new kind of granola bar. You can position it as a good-tasting candy bar, a relatively healthy bar or, possibly, a low-fat ("lite") bar. Similarly, a new brand of cookie could be positioned using health, diet, or good taste. When a college refers to itself as the "poor man’s Harvard" it is also positioning itself.
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