Market Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning

Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
You are on page 1of 23

Market Segmentation,

Targeting
&
Positioning
Datuk Dr. Leow Advisor, Humanology Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Expert

Chee Seng Productivity Champian,


Productivity Corporation
Malaysia UNIDO, United Nation
Regulatory Impact Assessment, Malaysia
Jawatankuasa Pemantauan Nexus Productivity Corporation.
Productivity Perkhidmatan Profesional National Audit Department, Malaysia
Inland Revenue Board, Malaysia
Technical Expert, Behavioural Insights,
Department of Fishery, Malaysia
Malaysia Productivity Corporation
Marine Department, Malaysia
Honorary Professor of Nguyen Tat Thanh
The Federal Agricultural Marketing
University, Vietnam. Authority , (FAMA), Malaysia
Panel of Expert of Sandikta College of Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, Cambodia
Administrative Science, Indonesia. PERODUA, Malaysia
Advisor South China Post, Hong Kong
Malaysia Corruption Watch (MCW) Book Writer
Auditor Academy Malaysia Body Language Exposed: Never Get Lies
Vocational College Gerik, Vocational Again
College Kuala Selangor, Ministry of Trapping the cunning fox: Lie Detection
Selling with Heart and Soul
Education, Malaysia
I see, I hear and I conquer: Human Leadership
Vocational College Kuala Selangor,
Flintstones Management: Compassionate
Vocational College Kuala Selangor,
Management
Ministry of Education, Malaysia Preventable Accident: Judging into Safety and
First City College University, Malaysia Health
SMART College, Malaysia Nudge and Fudge: Behavioural Economics
Body Language Analyst for South China
Morning Post, Hong Kong
Journal Editorial Board – Sit in more than
10 International Journal
Discussion Outlines

01 04
Segmentation Positioning

02 03
Targeting Case Study
S.T.P Model and The
Relationship
S.T.P Approach: Strategic Marketing

Segmentation
Segmentation
Select base for
segmentation
Targeting
Profile segment
characteristics
Targeting
Evaluating segment
attractiveness Positioning
Select one or more
segments as target Positioning
Develop position
for each segment
Develop marketing
program for each
segment
S E G M E N TAT I O N

SEGMENTING
CONSUMER BUSINESS
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETS MARKETS
MARKETS
CONSUMER MARKETS
Geographical
Region, Climate, City

Demographics
Age, Gender, Income

Behavioural
Loyalty, Benefits sought,
User Status, Occasions

Psychographics
Lifestyle, social class,
personality

Multiple Segmentation
Variables
Segmenting Business Market
Demographics
1 Industry, Company Size, Location

2 OPERATING VARIABLES
Technology, usage status,
customer capabilities

Situational Factors
3 Urgency, specific application,
size of order

Personal Characteristics
4 Buyer-seller similarity,
attitudes towards risk, loyalty
Segmenting International Markets

Geographics Political and Legal


Location or region Type/Stability of
government,
amount of
bureaucracy

Economics Factors Cultural Factos


Population income/ Language, religion,
level of economic values, attitudes,
development customs,
behavioural
patterns
Population

Market Segments Market Targets


Target Marketing

Company Segment Size


Resources And
Growth

Degree of
Company
Product
Variability Objectives
and
Resources

Product Life Evaluating


Cycle Choose Structural
Market
Right Target Attractiveness
Segments

Level of Power of
Market Competition
Competitor Buyers
Strategies Variability

Product Power of
Substitute Suppliers
Positioning

• Map out the different


variables considered in the
market segments and
targeting. Position your
product differently to your
competitors in the mind of
your customers
Putting All Together
CASE STUDY
How does Gardenia Segment, Target and
Position themselves?
Segmentation and Targeting: Psychographics
Factors
1. Lifestyle
– customer who demands for freshness, convenience, variety
and uncompromising taste
– provide daily baked bread to their customers and have more
delivery channel such as supermarket, grocery shop or even
hawker along the road.
Segmentation and Targeting: Demographics

1. Age
– Teenager, adults and senior citizen.
• Teenager which is very energetic will require some
source to fight their hunger and in the same time
they are more likely to consume products with
sweet taste.
• waffle products to meet their demands.
– Adults and senior citizens: healthy diet,
• whole wheat fibre bread and contains a high level
of vitamins and fibre.
2. Income
– affordable for people of all ages and incomes
• Gardenia Twiggies, Gardenia Muffins, Squiggles, Fun-in-a-Bun and
Fluffy Bun besides its most popular sandwich loaves
Positioning

• Gardenia has own song to


make consumer remember
its bread which is “So
good...you can even eat it
on its own”.
• Point of Difference (PoP):
– healthy, fresh and high
quality product in consumers’
minds

You might also like

pFad - Phonifier reborn

Pfad - The Proxy pFad of © 2024 Garber Painting. All rights reserved.

Note: This service is not intended for secure transactions such as banking, social media, email, or purchasing. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever for broken pages.


Alternative Proxies:

Alternative Proxy

pFad Proxy

pFad v3 Proxy

pFad v4 Proxy