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Assignment 1: Portfolio Student Id: 103525920 Nguyen Kim Anh
Assignment 1: Portfolio Student Id: 103525920 Nguyen Kim Anh
Typically, organizations will select the proper market groups for themselves.
With each segment including items that are likely to become clients of the firm,
these customers can become loyal customers who remain with the business for
an extended period. If a company does not have a market segment, it will be
easily drawn into a self-sustaining loop and will not operate well.
3.2 Elaboration of the BMC
If you're looking to conquer the market with your connectivity, think about
growing your e-commerce business. A great idea to diversify your product
offering is to turn your store into a community.
Segmentation is applied segmentation by consumption behavior
While demographic and psychographic segmentation focuses on who the
customer is, behavioral segmentation focuses on how the customer acts.
Specifically, segmentation by consumer behavior focuses on specific responses,
i.e. consumer behavior, patterns, and how customers go through their decision-
making and purchasing processes. Behavioral segmentation is perhaps most
useful for e-commerce businesses. Market segmentation helps the business to
clearly identify the different needs of customers across the market segments and
identify customer needs that the business has not yet satisfied and may be an
opportunity for the business. Moreover, based on market segmentation,
managers have the conditions to build marketing programs according to more
optimal than competitors and effectively control the operating results in each
market segment of the business. It is necessary to identify customer groups that
have different responses to marketing stimuli. In addition, it is fairly easy to
find descriptive differences among market buyers but provided these differences
are accompanied by differences in response, segmentation is possible.
meaningful. Segments reachable: That is, the segments must be effectively
reachable and serviceable. Marketing efforts should be focused on the segment
of interest and should not be wasted on unsegmented customers. They are
divided according to the first stages of determining the market characteristics
and supplier capacity, determining the characteristics of the customer market
that the business approaches, selecting segmentation criteria, and conducting
market segmentation. schools according to the decision criteria, check before
testing.
Core values of the business
Clarity: Amid a forest of restaurants and hotels on the market today, how do
make your unit stand out and leave an impression on employers? To do this,
you need to build a core value for the business that the first thing to aim for is
clarity. Knowing what your goals are, mission and tasks will make it easier for
the unit to plan and implement.
Vision and ambition: Helping people in the organization to constantly strive to
accomplish common goals. In addition, each individual will have an orientation
to improve their capacity and develop comprehensively to become more and
more successful.
Adapting to change: A core value that works for businesses is that they are not
affected and impacted too much by changes in the environment. To succeed and
continue to be successful, businesses need to have great adaptability to the
market to assert their actual value.
Empathy: Helps create a strong bond between businesses and customers,
between businesses and society, between employees and employees, and
between employees and superiors.
A business can only keep a competitive edge for a limited time before
competitor firms replicate and destroy it. As a result, just acquiring a
competitive edge is insufficient. A corporation must seek long-term competitive
advantage by constantly adjusting to shifting trends and external events, as well
as internal competencies, capabilities, and resources.
Create, execute, and evaluate ways to capitalize on possibilities created by those
aspects.
IV. Service Gaps Model
1. Gap 1
The first is the disparity between customer expectations and management
perspectives. Gaps emerge when management misjudges consumer quality
expectations due to a lack of market research or a breakdown in internal
communication. To eliminate discrepancies, the business model will perform
extensive research on potential consumers and provide acceptable reasons to
support the adoption and execution of relevant products and services. between
customer expectations and opinions of management Customers' expectations for
products and services will include easy access to information on entertainment,
traffic, security, medical facilities, and avenues along the tourist route is the
goal of innovation. Furthermore, BMC's consumer segment building block has
clearly defined a segment to be supplied based on the value that customers
anticipate receiving. Finally, leveraging channels such as social media and word
of mouth may give openness to the public about a business's activities
2. Gap 2
Poor service design, a lack of customer-driven standards, tangible evidence, and
an improper service environment are examples of Gap 2. To build and offer a
relevant and great service, core business activities and value propositions are
adapted to match customer demands and aspirations. offered to customers To
address the second element, firms may develop relationships with customers
through community, personal assistance, and automated services to obtain a
better knowledge of the demands or challenges that consumers have while
connecting. By collaborating with the service, you can then rethink, improve,
and adapt to better fulfill the requirements and wishes of users.
3. Gap 3
Because the business is essentially comprised of information and planning tools,
the gap may be bridged by successfully managing the important resources
included in the BMC building block. First and foremost, the computer system
and website should be routinely updated to avoid obsolete services and faults.
Furthermore, managers and staff in the firm must maintain tight and clear
communication to ensure that everyone knows the business model, aims, and
objectives, allowing the company to give good service to its clients. Clients will
also be chosen based on the talents and abilities required to accomplish their
tasks better. The service itself must be upgraded and renewed throughout time
to fulfill the demands and desires of the consumer.
4. Gap 4
The fourth gap occurs when the quality features presented to the consumer via
external communication channels such as advertising, personal selling, and so
on do not correspond to the qualities of the service delivered. The primary
means of avoiding this gap is to maintain truth and openness in conveying its
operations and value to consumers. To accomplish so, companies must always
present accurate material regarding how the service is delivered, as well as what
is supplied for people to work in this service, during the advertising process.
Furthermore, channels such as social media and word of mouth are seen as the
most potent forms of advertising, since they might be the most accurate and
transparent means to represent to consumers what a brand has to offer. must
give clear pricing for the quality of service information, such as free users will
not have access to the application's security systems, but premium users can.
Offer made in private.
V. References
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