Micromarket
Micromarket
Micromarket
Micromarket refers to the specific target market segment of a particular enterprise. These are
the target customers that represent the immediate customers of an enterprise, meaning those
who are currently buying the goods or services offered by the enterprise and its direct
competitors. It likewise pertains to a clearly defined location or specific customer group that an
enterprise wishes to serve.
Consumer preferences refer to the tastes of particular groups of people. In contrast, consumer
dislikes refer to the things that irritate customers. Either way, the entrepreneur can explore
opportunities brought about by consumer preferences or dislikes.
There are times when the product is not changed by the enterprise but what changes is the way
consumers perceive the product.
Other Sources
Another potential source of opportunity is the entrepreneur’s own set of skills or expertise, or
hobby.
New knowledge as well as new technology can be the source of highly innovative opportunities.
4. Before the customer is won over, there is first a battle for the mind. Next, there
is a battle for the heart. Finally, there is a battle for the wallet.
5. The longer the customer wants to use the product, the greater the chances of
creating lasting loyalty.
7. New inventions, new systems and work processes, new insights about the
human psyche, new applications for old knowledge, new revelations about how
the physical world works, new interpretations, new combinations based on the
convergence of previous technologies, new outlooks about how life should be
led, and a host of other new things are tremendous sources of opportunities.