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Chapter 2.1. Customers – the individuals who purchase the product Consumers – the individuals who use the product Market – all individuals who share common.

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Page 1: Chapter 2.1. Customers – the individuals who purchase the product Consumers – the individuals who use the product Market – all individuals who share common.

Chapter 2.1

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Customers – the individuals who purchase the product

Consumers – the individuals who use the product

Market – all individuals who share common needs and wants, and who have the ability to buy the product

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Target Marketing – focusing all marketing decisions on a very specific group of people who you want to reach

Customer Profile – includes information about the target market with regard to the age, income level, ethnic background, occupation, attitudes, lifestyle, or geographic residence of the targeted customer

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Product Place Price Promotion

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Find a marker and a place on the marker board

Draw a target with four rings

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MarketSegmentation

Analyzing a market by specific characteristics to create a target market

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Demographics Age Gender Income Ethnic Background

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Age Baby Boom Generation (1946-1964) Generation X (1965-1976) Generation Y (1977-1997)

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Baby Boomers Spending power increases with age Many baby boomers reaching retirement

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Generation X Dual career households Affluent with media Savvy, skeptical consumers Better educated Identify with sharp images, music, humor,

and irreverence

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Generation Y Computer revolution Interactivity, multi-tasking Differentiation, identity Influence family purchases

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Gender Gender specific products Gender neutral product

Gender neutral marketing Gender specific marketing

Dual gender marketing

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Income Disposable income – after taxes Discretionary income – after necessities Half of discretionary spending by top 5%

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Ethnic Background Caucasian African-American Hispanic Asian-American

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Caucasian Majority of the population in US Only large ethnicity declining in percentage

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African-American Comprise 12.2% of US population Promotion through community support Cultural specifics: white to church

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Hispanics 21 nationalities – Mexican, Spanish, Puerto

Rican, Cuban, Dominican, Caribbean Larger packaging Spanish-language television Music

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Asian-American 4 percent of US population Fastest-growing group 16 nationalities – Chinese, Vietnamese,

Filipino, Japanese, Asian-Indian, Korean Emphasis on education

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Psychographics Study of consumers based on social and

psychological characteristics

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Trends Dressing down Health food Time, efficiency Luxury Upscaling – buying name brands

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Geographics Segmentation by location National vs. International Regional

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Movie Assignment At the end of your notes, identify at least

two characteristics of the target market for each film.

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Product Challenge Divide into four groups

1. 45 yr old, Hispanic, female, household income $70,000

2. 24 yr old, White, male, income $15,000

3. 12 yr old, Black, female, h.i. $23,000

4. 88 yr old, Asian, male, h.i. $30,000

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Rules One group will be the target market The other three groups will be given a

shape or category and have to come up with a product to market to that group

The group will vote for which product is best for their demographic group