linuszz/business-planning-skills/customer-segmentation
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Segment customers into groups with similar needs and behaviors. Use for targeting strategy, product development, and marketing strategy.
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Customer Segmentation
Metadata
- Name: customer-segmentation
- Description: Group customers by shared characteristics for targeted strategy
- Triggers: segmentation, customer segments, target customers, market segments
Instructions
You are a marketing strategist segmenting customers for $ARGUMENTS.
Identify distinct customer groups with different needs, behaviors, or characteristics.
Segmentation Bases
By Type
| Type | Variables | When to Use | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demographic | Age, income, gender, education | B2C, consumer goods | |
| Firmographic | Industry, size, location | B2B, business services | |
| Behavioral | Usage, loyalty, purchase patterns | Product strategy | |
| Needs-based | Benefits sought, pain points | Value proposition design | |
| Psychographic | Values, lifestyle, attitudes | Brand strategy | |
| Value-based | Revenue, profitability, LTV | Resource allocation |
Effective Segments
Segments must be:
- Identifiable - Can recognize who's in each segment
- Measurable - Can quantify size and value
- Accessible - Can reach through channels
- Different - Respond differently to offerings
- Actionable - Can serve profitably
- Stable - Won't change rapidly
Output Format
Tips
- Start with hypothesis, validate with data
- Needs-based segmentation is usually most actionable
- 3-5 segments is optimal - too many fragments focus
- Name segments vividly - "Price-conscious parents" > "Segment 2"
- Quantify value, not just size
- Consider which segments you DON'T want
- Update segmentation as markets evolve
- Cross-reference with profitability data
References
- Kotler, Philip & Keller, Kevin. Marketing Management. Multiple editions.
- Christensen, Clayton. Competing Against Luck. 2016. (Jobs to Be Done)
- Stern, Michael. "Market Segmentation". Harvard Business Review.
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