Entrepreneurship

Cards (20)

  • Customer profiling
    is the process of gathering detailed and important information about customers.
  • demographic information
    this information includes certain variables such as age, gender, race, and the civil status of customers.
  • Geographic Information
    The target market’s geographic information basically dwells on the location so that products and services can be better served in a particular area.
  • Socioeconomic Information
    This type of information pertains to the aspects of income, education, occupation, and household description of the target market.
  • Psychograhic Information
    Other essential pieces of information that must be profiled are the hobbies, interests, and lifestyles of the target market.
  • Market Segmentation
    the act of forming prospective buyers into particular groups that share one or more similar characteristics and who will respond similarly to their product needs
  • Descriptive bases
    Include information that is measurable and identifiable and information that serves as strong indicators of the needs and preferences of the consumers.
  • Behavioral bases
    Compared to the descriptive ones, are generally more difficult to measure because they include information that cannot be gathered through simple market research methodologies.
  • Benefit bases
    It refers to information or data that help the businesses in identifying what the consumers seek in purchasing a certain product.
  • Markert aggregation
    Pertains to the approach of marketing a product or service to a huge number of consumers sharing identical needs and demands and thus, allowing for more exposure to the product or service
  • Market Aggregation
    It is likewise commonly known as “mass marketing.”
  • Benefits of Market Aggregation
    1. Reduce costs
    2. Lower prices
    3. Product differentiation
  • Reduces costs
    Market aggregation typically reduces both production and marketing costs involved since products and services are marketed to a mass number of people.
  • Lower prices
    One vital benefit of market aggregation is that products are sold at lower prices as a result of the reduction in production and marketing costs.
  • Product differentiation
    Through market aggregation, products are differentiated from the others, allowing them to stand out from the competition.
  • Branding
    It is the process of creating a name, symbol, or design that identifies and differentiate a product from other products
  • Awareness
    Brand awareness refers to the number of people who know the brand
  • Targetable
    The branding of products should be planned in relation to the target market.
  • Loyalty
    Brand loyalty is an achievement for a business.
  • Consistency
    A brand must be consistent. Businesses make numerous promises on advertisements, and consumers expect them to deliver on their promises.