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market:
+ According to Kotler and Amstrong (2003), the target market is that market segment
that the company decides to capture, satisfy and/or serve, directing its marketing
program towards it, in order to obtain a certain utility or benefit.
+ As long as a company or organization does not clearly define it, it will not be able to
make consistent decisions regarding the products it will offer, the distribution channels
it will use, the promotional tools it will use and the price it will raise to the market,
which is decisive for an organization to make an "attractive offer" in the market.
+ Currently, companies or organizations recognize that they cannot attract all buyers in
the market, or at least that they cannot attract them all in the same way because they
are too numerous, dispersed and varied in terms of their shopping needs and habits. In
addition, they do not always have enough capacity to serve the different segments of
the market. So, instead of trying to compete in an entire market (which usually includes
many market segments) and, in some situations, against superior competitors, each
company must identify and select those target markets that it can serve best and with
greater benefit.
Market
segmentation
+ Segmenting a market consists of dividing it
into different groups of buyers, based on their
needs, characteristics or behaviors, and that
could require different products or marketing
mixes. The difference may be due to your
desires, resources, location, attitudes or
shopping practices. Through segmentation,
companies divide large and heterogeneous
markets into smaller segments that can be
reached more effectively with products and
services adapted to their particular needs.
Bases of segmentation:
+ There is no single way to segment a market, different segmentation variables must be tested, alone and mixed, until
you find the best way to see the structure of the market.
+ Demographic segmentation: it fragments the market into groups based on demographic variables such as age, sex,
family size, family life cycle, income, occupation, education, religion, race and nationality.
+ Psychographic segmentation: divide buyers into different groups based on their social class, lifestyle or personality.
+ Behavioral segmentation: divide buyers into groups based on their knowledge, attitudes, uses or responses to a
product. This includes the occasion of purchase, the benefits sought, the user's situation, the frequency of use and
the degree of loyalty.
In the case of Los + Geographical: Country: United States Province: Florida
+ Location: Miami
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