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How consumer segmentation affects your experiential marketing activity

Sally Durcan and the Hotcow team | January 30, 2012

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Consumer segmentation consists of variables that can be easily identified through demographics, geographics and behavioural aspects. However, with the proliferation of consumer segments and declining effectiveness of traditional media, a clear understanding of how people are most likely to interact with your brand can increase the effectiveness of your marketing efforts and entice your consumers to make impulse purchases.

In order to leverage consumer brand choices and allocate your promotional efforts to best effect, mapping the consumer journey is paramount to understanding your consumers’ behaviour and how they connect with your brand. What makes your brand unique is positioning your product or service within the right groups and finding an ideal balance between satisfying consumers’ wants and achieving increased value through performing organisational functions more effectively.

When delivering a more personal brand experience that is in line with your customers preferences and lifestyles, experiential marketing can help you gain insight into how your consumers like to interact with your brand and focus on particular touchpoints that they will love and value. We can get consumers to understand your brand and product better by spending time with them.

In our blog we discuss how experiential activities can influence decisions and actions by implementing processes and technologies to extend the customer lifecycle, whilst focusing on retaining more customers in the long term. By selecting the relevant markets and engaging with your target consumers in two-way conversations about your brand offerings, we can help you create a highly effective customer experience for your selected audience, which can ultimately affect the memorability of your brand, as well as the frequency of purchases and new sales.

Read our blog post Consumer segmentation: How it affects your Experiential Marketing activity and tweet us your thoughts @Hotcow.

 

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