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This white paper discusses market segmentation within the snack industry, focusing on Britannia’s target market and the selection process. It includes demographic, psychographic, geographic, and behavioral characteristics for the selected company. It helps students understand how to segment a market and select a target market for a business strategy assignment or project.
What's inside
- Company background and strategic mission
- Market segmentation and target market selection
- Positioning statement and brand strategy
- SWOT analysis of the company
- Promotional activities and branding strategies
Who it is for: Students studying business strategy, marketing, or related fields. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Market segmentation and target market selection are key parts of business strategy. A student learns about these topics through a case study of a company in the food industry.
Company background
Britannia is a food company that makes biscuits and dairy products. It wants to grow in India, where it sees good opportunities.
Target market
Three target markets are described. Each has different needs and characteristics. Britannia aims to meet these needs with its products.
Product positioning
The product's health benefits and flavours are highlighted. A brand ambassador is suggested. The company's image is used to support the product.
Promotional activities
Different ways to promote the product are suggested. These include television ads, print media, and events. Each targets a specific group.
Key terms
- Market segmentation
- Dividing a market into groups of buyers with different needs.
- Target market
- A group of potential customers that a company wants to reach.
- Positioning statement
- A statement that shows how a product fits in the market.
- SWOT analysis
- A method to look at a company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
- Healthy snacks
- Foods that are good for health and are eaten between meals.
- Transfats
- A type of fat that is bad for health.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the benefits of market segmentation?
- How does a company choose its target market?
- What is the difference between health snacks and other snacks?
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