Identify the organization's current position, capabilities, objectives and constraints - answer-Situation
Analysis
Identify the segmentation variables and segment the markets - answer-Market Segmentation
Develop profiles of each segment - answer-Market Segmentation
Evaluate the potential and attractiveness of each segment - answer-Market Targeting
Select the target segment(s) - answer-Market Targeting
Identify the positioning concept within each target segment - answer-Product position
Select and develop the appropriate positioning concepts - answer-Product position
Develop the marketing mix strategy - answer-the marketing mix
It is the process of dividing a varied and differing group of buyers or potential buyers into smaller
groups, within which broadly similar patterns of buyers' needs exist. - answer-Market Segmentation
1 Undifferentiated or mass marketing
2 Product-variety or differentiated marketing
3 Target or concentrated marketing
4 Channel marketing
(A. 4) - answer-Which is not a distinct approach to a marketing strategy
,Instead of segmentation, company
targets all consumers with a single offering - answer-Undifferentiated marketing
Company targets different segments using
different marketing mixes - answer-Differentiated marketing
Company targets a single segment - answer-Concentrated marketing
What is an advantage of an undifferentiated strategy - answer-Lower cost than differentiated strategy
Product-variety marketing is closest to - answer-1 Undifferentiated Marketing
2 Target Marketing
3 Multilevel Marketing
(A. 2)
What is the advantage of an approach of having identified a particular market, also known as
concentrated segmentation - answer-The firm can control costs by advertising and distributing only to
the market segment it views as its primary target.
A market segment must not be - answer-1 Appropriate
2 Measurable
3 Accessible
4 Classifiable
, (A. 4)
A market segment must be - answer-1 Stable
2 Differentiated
3 Unique
4 Substantial
(A. 1, 3, 4)
What is when a firm focuses upon a variety of different segments and then develops a different
marketing mix for each - answer-multiple segmentation
one of the earliest and still most commonly used methods of segmentation - answer-Geographic
involves dividing markets into different geographical units such as countries, regions, counties and cities.
- answer-Geographic
Among the undoubted attractions of ____________________________to the strategist is its flexibility
and its apparent simplicity. - answer-geographic segmentation
An unsophisticated approach to categorization and one that at best gives only a partial view of buying
motives. - answer-geographic segmentation
This segment gives recognition to the fact that people with broadly similar economic, social and lifestyle
characteristics tend to congregate in particular neighbourhoods and exhibit similar patterns of
purchasing behaviour and outlook. - answer-geographic segmentation