Internet Market Selection
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Internet Market Selection
Summary
Effectively identifying sub-markets enables you to better position your products and services, optimize your internet marketing strategies, and refine your pricing and other elements of the marketing mix.
Keywords
Internet Market Selection, Market Segmentation, Market Segments, Product Positioning
Article Body
The Internet has transformed the world into a nearly borderless marketplace. For businesses, whether small enterprises or multinational corporations, the Internet has become a crucial tool for expanding market reach. It allows companies to target market segments previously beyond their grasp.
Key to Competitive Advantage
In the realm of Internet marketing, my primary message to business owners is simple: gain a competitive edge by accurately identifying and meeting the specific needs of well-defined target markets, and do it better than your competitors. Mastering this will significantly enhance your business performance.
Understanding Internet Markets
A "market" can have various definitions based on its context. I see a market as a group of individuals or organizations with desires to fulfill, the purchasing power to do so, and the willingness to spend on what you offer. Essentially, it indicates a demand for a product or service.
From a marketing perspective, a market includes both existing and potential customers.
Embrace Market Orientation
As a business owner, it’s crucial to adopt a market-oriented approach rather than a product-oriented one. Market orientation involves understanding the marketplace through marketing research and sales forecasting. This approach acknowledges that the market is not homogenous but consists of diverse sub-markets and groups, each with unique characteristics.
Within these sub-markets, further divisions exist. For example, within the broad category of computers, your focus should be on specific sectors like desktops or laptops, which are commercially attractive for your product form. Concentrating on these sectors makes more business sense than targeting the entire potential customer base.
Identifying these sub-markets allows you to effectively position your product and service offerings, tailor your internet marketing communications, and fine-tune your pricing strategy along with other marketing mix elements.
The outcome? More satisfied customers and increased profits.
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