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Industrial market segmentation is a complex procedure. The market segmentation provides benefits like determining market attractiveness and opportunities by analyzing the market. The segmentation should be based on important criteria like measurability, potential, compatibility, stability, and accessibility. Segmentation can be based on macro and micro variables.
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Target markets are selected by evaluating the markets, by analyzing the profitability of the segments, and the capabilities of competitors.
Strategies like differentiated, undifferentiated, concentrated (target), and niche marketing strategies are adopted to target the markets. Targeting is followed by product positioning. Various approaches are followed for positioning the industrial products in the customers'minds. They include positioning by technology, price, quality, image, distribution, and services.
Segmenting Industrial Markets
Benefits of Segmentation
Criteria for Segmentation
Measurability
Potential
Compatibility
Stability
Accessibility
Bases for Industrial Market Segmentation
Macro Bases for Segmentation
Micro Bases for Segmentation
Nested Approach to Segmentation
Evaluating Market Segments
Market Profitability Analysis
Competitive Analysis
Target Marketing Strategies
Undifferentiated Marketing Strategy
Differentiated Marketing Strategy
Concentrated/Target Marketing Strategy
Niche Marketing Strategy
Positioning
Positioning by Technology
Positioning by Price
Positioning by Quality
Positioning by Image, Distribution, or Service