Segmentation
Targeting
Positioning
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STP Scenarios
100

What is the process of dividing a market into smaller groups of customers with similar needs or characteristics?

What is market segmentation?

100

After segmentation, the next step in the STP process is selecting which market segments to serve.

What is targeting?

100

Positioning refers to how a brand is perceived in the minds of these people.

Who are customers/consumers?

100

This mascot asks, "Can you hear me now?"

Who is the Verizon Guy?

100

A gym creates a workout plan specifically for retirees.

What is targeting?

200

This type of segmentation groups customers based on age, income, gender, education, or occupation.

What is demographic segmentation?

200

A company that markets one product to one market segment is using this targeting strategy.

What is concentrated (niche) targeting?

200

This tool visually maps brands based on customer perceptions of key attributes.

What is a perceptual map?

200

This superhero's alter ego is Peter Parker.

Who is Spider-Man?

200

Netflix recommends shows based on viewing history.

What is behavioral segmentation?

300

This segmentation method groups customers based on geographic location such as countries, states, or cities.

What is geographic segmentation?

300

This targeting strategy focuses on serving the entire market with one offer.

What is undifferentiated targeting?

300

Volvo has traditionally positioned itself around this key attribute.

What is safety?

300

The unicorn is the national animal of this country.

What is Scotland?

300

Tesla promotes itself as an innovative, premium electric vehicle brand.

What is positioning?

400

This type of segmentation focuses on customers' lifestyles, personalities, interests, and values.

What is psychographic segmentation?

400

Coca-Cola offering different products to different market segments is an example of this targeting strategy.

What is differentiated targeting?

400

The statement that explains how a product differs from competitors and why customers should choose it is called this.

What is a positioning statement?

400

A group of flamingos is called this.

What is a flamboyance?

400

A company groups customers by age, income, and education.

What is demographic segmentation?

500

This type of segmentation groups customers according to their purchasing behavior, usage rates, or brand loyalty.

What is behavioral segmentation?

500

Before choosing a target market, marketers should evaluate segment size, growth potential, profitability, and this important factor.

What is fit with company objectives and resources?

500

Positioning based on "best value for the money" is an example of positioning by this factor.

What is price/value?

500

A snail can sleep for up to this many years.

What is 3 years?

500

A coffee shop identifies students, chooses them as the primary market, and advertises itself as the most convenient study location.

What are segmentation, targeting, and positioning?

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