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1 .
A target market consists of a set of buyers with different needs and characteristics.
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There are four characteristics that market segments are usually judged by to determine their effectiveness to the marketing organisation.
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Age can often be a poor predictor of a person's life-cycle, health, work or family status, and buying power.
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Marketers find little reason to focus on lower-income customers in most geographic markets.
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Car manufacturers are not interested in gender segmentation.
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Customers, not marketers, define a product's position.
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Undifferentiated marketing is becoming an increasingly accepted practice.
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Consumer and business marketers use many of the same variables to segment their markets.
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Many marketers believe that behavioural segmentation variables are the best starting point for building market segments.
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Permission marketing is the process of gaining market acceptance for a product in a small geographic area before launching the product into wider regional and capital cities.
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A concentrated market coverage strategy is especially appealing when company resources are plentiful.
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Coca Cola has a variety of products in its portfolio including diet drinks, water, sports drinks and energy drinks. As such Coca Cola is following a differentiated market coverage strategy.
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