Coke Brand Differentiation Example shows how to differentiate between coca-cola consumption groups in order to plan targeting which will move Weekly drinkers into the Daily category and Monthly drinkers into the Weekly category.
Market Segmentation
A Walk Through Discriminant Analysis explores choosing predictor variables.
Green? – Attitudes, Behaviors and the New Green examines environmental issues in politics.
The premium market research statistical software offers and excellent introduction to segmentation, SPSS Tutorial-Cluster Analysis.
Segmenting the Burger Market is a key communication strategy for the fast-food industry.
The Power of Segmentation examines the price differences various segments of drivers are willing to pay for gasoline.
Graphic – Key Measures of Market Segments is a visual which examines how to speak to each key segment.
Four A’s Model Segment Presentation examines four key measures in the study to determine key segments, Satisfaction with The Company, Would Recommend The Company, Likelihood to Remain with The Company, Magazine Purchase Intent and to determine key discriminators for each.
Enhanced Customer Segmentation – Targeting the Golden Egg is an application of multi-dimensional cluster analysis and water-fall direct marketing techniques.
Two-Step Segmentation utilizes first a traditional cluster analysis across several dimensions of attitudes or behaviors, then binds them in a second step based on a business rule, such as money spent or propensity to purchase a product.
Multivariate Solutions Q-Factor Cluster Analysis uses the output from factor analysis to produce clear, actionable results.
After creating an add-value presentation with existing multi-wave data, Multivariate Solutions presented Mining Traffic Opportunities jointly with McCann-Erickson, New York.
Market segmentation is the process of classifying a market into distinct subsets (segments) that behave in similar ways or have similar needs. The segmentation process consists of segment identification, segment characterization, segment evaluation and target segment selection.
If each segment is fairly homogeneous in its needs and attitudes, it is likely to respond similarly to a given marketing strategy.
The purpose for segmenting a market is to allow your marketing/sales program to focus on the subset of prospects that are “most likely” to purchase your offering. If done properly this will help to ensure the highest return for your marketing/sales expenditures.
Multivariate Solutions is an acknowledged leader in market segmentation, and we continue to advance the art by ensuring that the tools are agile and usefully applied. Our flexible, approach to market segmentation research enables us to design creative yet pragmatic segmentation frameworks for a wide array of market applications and industries in consumer market segmentation, business market segmentation, and healthcare market segmentation.
