Customer Segmentation - Revision history

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	===== Psychographic Segmentation =====		===== Psychographic Segmentation =====
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	The strategy increased customer loyalty, repeat business, and a higher average order value from the targeted segments. They also experienced increased brand awareness and referral business through social media and word-of-mouth marketing.		The strategy increased customer loyalty, repeat business, and a higher average order value from the targeted segments. They also experienced increased brand awareness and referral business through social media and word-of-mouth marketing.

			== See Also ==
			* [[Customer_Lifetime_Value\|Customer Lifetime Value]]
			* [[Marketing_Strategy\|Marketing Strategy]]
			* [[Segmentation\|Segmentation]]
			* [[Human_Needs\|Human Needs]]


	== Recommended Videos ==		== Recommended Videos ==

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	== Test Your Knowledge ==		== Test Your Knowledge ==

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 == Background ==
 Identifying the needs of different customer groups and targeting them with tailored offerings is a hallmark of successful businesses. This practice is called '''Segmentation'''. It helps organizations to divide large, diverse markets into smaller target segments more likely to be receptive to a product or message. Subsequently, they can hone in on one target audience and customize their marketing to be meaningful to that audience.
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 == Background ==
 Identifying the needs of different customer groups and targeting them with tailored offerings is a hallmark of successful businesses. This practice is called '''Segmentation'''. It helps organizations to divide large, diverse markets into smaller target segments more likely to be receptive to a product or message. Subsequently, they can hone in on one target audience and customize their marketing to be meaningful to that audience.
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 * Education level
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 ===== Psychographic Segmentation =====

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Background

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Background

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
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	Identifying the needs of different customer groups and targeting them with tailored offerings is a hallmark of successful businesses. This practice is called '''Segmentation'''. It helps organizations to divide large, diverse markets into smaller target segments more likely to be receptive to a product or message. Subsequently, they can hone in on one target audience and customize their marketing to be meaningful to that audience.		Identifying the needs of different customer groups and targeting them with tailored offerings is a hallmark of successful businesses. This practice is called '''Segmentation'''. It helps organizations to divide large, diverse markets into smaller target segments more likely to be receptive to a product or message. Subsequently, they can hone in on one target audience and customize their marketing to be meaningful to that audience.