SEGMENTATION:
DIVIDED WE BRAND
TARGETING
PRACTICE
ASSUME THE "POSITION"ING
BUILDT BY
BRANDING
MARKETING MIX-UP (AKA GRAB BAG)
100
This base of segmentation utilizes physical location to divide customer groups.

What is geographic segmentation.

100

When targeting a market segment, what is the ultimate goal of management in selecting a segment?

What is the opportunity to maximize sales.

100

When considering "positioning" of a product/service, organizations are out to influence what about it?

The customer's perception of the product/service. 

100

Any specific combination of goods, services, OR IDEAS offered by a firm is known as this?

What is a product.

100
When new products take away from existing products, this is known as what?

What is cannibalization.

200

Psychographic segmentation sets out to answer this key question regarding customer purchases?

What is the reason "why" customers buy a good/service.

200

What are the 3 factors that go into selecting a target market?

What are its a) growth potential, b) the level of competition currently, and c) strategic fit.
200

What is the first step of any work around market "positioning?"

What is fully analyze competitors current "positions" in the market place.

200

The aspect of the product associated with the services, experiences, warranties, etc. is known as this.

What is the augmented product.

200

These are the two most commonly used demographic segmenting variables.

What are age and gender. 

300

What is the most widely used psychographic segmenting tool used by businesses today?

What is the VALS framework (Values and Lifestyle Framework).

300

What type of targeting involves "targeting a large share of a small market segment?"

What is niche targeting. 

300

This valuable tool allows firms to understand competitor's positions, relative to their own, and where everyone stands in the minds of consumers.

What is a perceptual map.

300

This classification of products is characterized by high customer involvement, purchased infrequently, and high expense.

What are specialty products. 

300
Products developed by a retailer and sold only by that specific retailer (i.e. Costco) are known as this.

What are private label brands or store brands.

400

This base of segmentation is focused on repeated actions of customers.

What is behavioral segmentation.
400

When a firm views the entire market as "one large segment" and does not differentiate in its marketing mix, this is known as what type of targeting strategy?

What is undifferentiated targeting. 

400

What are the ways in which a firm can "highlight" competitive advantages with regards to positioning?

What is highlighting a) price/quality relationship, b) attributes of the product/service and c) applications of the good/service. 

400

This term refers to the total number of different product lines a firm offers to the public.

What is the product mix breadth. 

400

These are the 2 main strategic considerations with regards to packaging of a product by a firm.

What are 1) promoting brand image and 2) reinforcing brand image. 

500

When segmenting a market, there are five necessary traits of the segmenting characteristic to be effective.  What are they?

What is substantial, measurable, differentiable, accessible, and actionable. 

500

The group of customers toward which an organization has to decided to direct its marketing efforts is known as what?

What is the target market. 

500

A firm attempting to change or establish perception about a competitor's product/service rather than change their own position in the market place is engaged in what?

What is reverse repositioning.

500

The value a firm derives from customer's positive perception of its products is known by this name.

What is brand equity.

500

How we desire others to "see" us based on our actions is referred to by this term.

What is self concept.

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