Marketing: An Introduction (13th Edition)
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To develop: The customer value-driven strategy and determine and conclude the strategy with a statement of positioning for the business.
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Classifying the market into various smaller sections based on the buyer’s different needs and wants, characteristics, and behaviors is called market segmentation. This would help to reach buyers with various marketing strategies or product mixes. Marketing segmentation can be classified into “geographic, psychographic, demographic, and behavioral variables”.
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