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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Purpose of this talk
- Classifying consumers
- Why classify consumers? (1)
- Why classify consumers? (2)
- Why classify consumers? (3)
- Different ways to classify consumers
- Demographic
- Socio-economic
- Behavioural
- BMRB's target group index (TGI)
- Attitudinal
- Socio-cultural and mind-set typologies
- Psychographics
- 'DIY' attitudinal groups from TGI
- Lifestyles
- Lifestyle databases
- Lifestage
- Geodemographics
- Overview of the other talks in this series
- Targeting and segmentation in marketing
- How to segment your market
- Social grade - 50 years old and still very relevant
- Behavioural segmentation
- Geodemographics around the world
- Statistics of segmentation and classification
- Conclusions
Topics Covered
- Introduction to the series
- Why classify consumers?
- Different ways to classify consumers
- Demographic classification
- Socio-economic classification
- Behavioral classification
- BMRB's target group index (TGI)
- Attitudinal classification
- Socio-cultural and mind-set typologies
- Psychographics
- 'DIY' attitudinal groups from TGI
- Lifestyles
- Lifestage
- Geodemographics
- Overview of the other talks in this series
- Targeting and segmentation in marketing
- Social grade-50 years old and still very relevant
- Behavioral segmentation
- Geodemographics around the world
- Statistics of segmentation and classification
- Conclusions
Talk Citation
Sleight, P. (2008, May 21). Targeting and segmentation in marketing [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/ODCT9759.Export Citation (RIS)