MARKETING >CUSTOM< (PB)
19th Edition
ISBN: 9781307525557
Author: Kerin
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 5, Problem 1VC
Summary Introduction
Case summary:
Company C has an interesting history of fulfilling the modifying requirements of the consumers. It was founded by Pharmacist B, who sees that the red petroleum were utilized to guard the service people skin in air force. He accumulated coconut oil and cocoa butter to develop Company C’s suntan cream.
The managers of Company P are much attentive towards the path, which the consumers of sun care product follows as they make a purchase. The consumers move online to gather the information.
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Company I
To discuss: How the
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The consumer: describe the target market profile.
Product: iBasket - Guopeng Liang Guopeng Liang
target market profile focus on as below –
Demographic: Age, city or region of residence, gender, race, ethnicity, or household composition.
Socioeconomic: Income, educational attainment, occupation, neighbourhood, or association memberships.
Brand affinity/product usage: Product engagement, purchasing history, or level of brand loyalty.
Psychographics: Lifestyles, life stage, personality, attitudes, opinion, or voting behaviour.
Generation: Specific generation cohort group.
Geography: Geographical area in which consumers reside and work.
Geodemographics: Combines geography and demographics, which may cluster into identifiable groups.
Benefits: What consumers are looking for when they shop for products and services.
Please explain each catergory with example and elaborate it your point.
Chapter 5 Solutions
MARKETING >CUSTOM< (PB)
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