Marketing Management, 15th Edition¶
Kotler, P., & Keller, K. L. (2016). Marketing Management, 15th Edition. Pearson.
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Primes¶
- Funnel Analysis
- Per-stage drop-off shows whether the bottleneck is reach, qualification, pricing, or close.
This sourceStandard marketing text presenting the purchase/marketing funnel (awareness → consideration → conversion; lead → qualified → opportunity → close) and the AIDA hierarchy-of-effects, the canonical sales/marketing conversion-funnel framing.
- Per-stage drop-off shows whether the bottleneck is reach, qualification, pricing, or close.
- Intersection
- to feature targeting (each criterion's audience, the joint audience, the empty case meaning "no addressable market"),
This sourceEstablishes that a usable target market is the intersection of segmentation criteria and must be Substantial (and Measurable/Accessible/Differentiable/Actionable) — too narrow an intersection leaves no viable addressable market.
- to feature targeting (each criterion's audience, the joint audience, the empty case meaning "no addressable market"),
- Surjectivity
Mechanisms¶
- Customer Segmentation Model
- A usable segment must be more than a label: it has to be measurable
This sourceLists measurable, accessible, substantial, and actionable as requirements for effective market segments.
- A usable segment must be more than a label: it has to be measurable
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