EBK BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY
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Chapter B, Problem B1.4MBD
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Market segmentation:
- It denotes market division into similar customer groups.
- It helps organizations to modify marketing mix for explicit target markets.
- It satisfies needs of customer well.
- All marketing mix attributes are not to be altered for each market segment.
- The optimal ways for marketing segmentation includes:
- Marketing research
- Market trends
- Managerial judgment.
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