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segmentation and target marketing concerned with the individuals institutions or groups of individuals or institutions that have similar needs that can be met by a particular product offering the goal ...

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                  Segmentation and Target Marketing
                  Concerned with the individuals, institutions, or 
                     groups of individuals or institutions that have 
                     similar needs that can be met by a particular 
                     product offering
                      The goal is to identify specific customer needs, then 
                        design a marketing program that can satisfy those 
                        needs.
                      The firm must have a comprehensive understanding of 
                        its current and potential customers, including their 
                        motivations, behaviors, needs, and wants.
                  Segmentation is critical to the success of most 
                     firms and has helped improve our standard of 
                     living.
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                  part.
                  Buyer Behavior in Consumer 
                  Markets
                  Often irrational and unpredictable
                  Can progress through five stages (see next 
                     slide)
                  Does not always follow these stages in 
                     sequence
                  Strong brand loyalty can move consumers 
                     directly from need to purchase.
                  Includes parallel decisions
                      “What” to buy
                      “Where” to buy
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                  part.
                  The Consumer Buying Process
                  (Exhibit 5.1)
                  Need Recognition
                  Information Search
                  Evaluation of Alternatives
                  Purchase Decision
                  Postpurchase Evaluation
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                  The Consumer Buying Process:
                  Need Recognition
                  Need
                      Occurs when the consumer’s existing level of 
                        satisfaction does not equal their desired level of 
                        satisfaction
                  Want
                      A consumer’s desire for a specific product that will 
                        satisfy the need
                  Demand
                      Occurs when a consumer’s ability and willingness to 
                        purchase a specific product backs up their want for 
                        the product
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                  part.
                 Many people criticize marketing 
                 as being manipulative based on 
                     the argument that marketing 
                    activities create needs where 
                  none previously existed. Given 
                   what you now know about the 
                  differences between needs and 
                  wants, do you agree with these 
                                      critics? Explain.
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