What is the primary purpose of market segmentation?

• To divide a large market into smaller, more manageable groups based on shared characteristics

• To increase production costs

• To make a product universally appealing to everyone

• To determine pricing strategy

Which of the following is NOT a common base for segmenting consumer markets?

• Demographic

• Geographic

• Technographic

• Behavioral

A company that targets different age groups with products specifically designed for each is practicing segmentation based on:

• Behavioral factors

• Demographic factors

• Psychographic factors

• Geographic factors

Which segmentation base would best describe Patagonia's focus on environmentally-conscious consumers?

• Behavioral segmentation

• Demographic segmentation

• Geographic segmentation

• Psychographic segmentation

For business markets, segmenting based on industry, company size, or location is known as:

• Psychographic segmentation

• Firmographic segmentation

• Technographic segmentation

• Situational segmentation

Which targeting strategy involves creating a single marketing mix for an entire market?

• Undifferentiated marketing

• Differentiated marketing

• Concentrated marketing

• Micromarketing

Rolex's focus on luxury watch consumers is an example of which targeting strategy?

• Undifferentiated marketing

• Differentiated marketing

• Concentrated marketing

• Micromarketing

Amazon's use of personalized recommendations based on individual browsing history is an example of:

• Undifferentiated marketing

• Differentiated marketing

• Concentrated marketing

• Micromarketing

Which of the following best describes positioning?

• Identifying the largest possible market

• Creating a unique image of a product or brand in the consumer's mind

• Reducing the cost of production

• Designing new product features

Volvo's focus on 'safety' as its main selling point is an example of:

• Demographic segmentation

• Positioning strategy

• Behavioral segmentation

• Geographic segmentation