Segmentation

SegmentationUnderstanding the specific needs of unique consumer groups allows you to fine-tune your product, messaging, promotions, and distribution strategy. Market segmentation research can lead to money-saving and revenue-generating opportunities.

Parker Insights can help you define, understand, internalize, and engage different market segments. Our comprehensive segmentation process creates robust customer segment profiles by assimilating multiple consumer characteristics such as attitudes, needs, lifestyle factors, decision processes, behaviors, aspirations, and demographics. Our highly experienced research team knows how to dig deep into the data and fuses art with science to find the best segmentation strategy for your business. This multi-faceted approach results in market segments and associated algorithms that are clear, differentiated, understandable, and most importantly, actionable.

 

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Segmentation can help you identify attractive consumer groups and target them with resonate messaging and product benefits.
Informed by a strong segmentation model, your business can better predict the impact of macro trends (for example, a recession) on purchase behavior for your product or service.
When there is organizational alignment on the needs, desires, and behaviors of a target group, product development and optimization becomes a more efficient and cooperative process.
An organization that has identified and selected priority customer groups and examined their behaviors can make more informed decisions about sales channel strategies.
Optimizing the mix of media investments is difficult, but with a solid segmentation model an organization can optimize for the media behaviors and influence factors of key customer groups, thereby maximizing return on investment.
By using profiled customer segments, brand awareness and perceptions can be more accurately measured. Furthermore, tactics for improving awareness/equity are easier to identify and test among smaller, more homogeneous customer groups.
Understanding drivers of customer loyalty for core target segments can help you design customer retention strategies.