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Patari
Patari
Segmentation
Patari, being a music streaming app, likely utilized various forms of user segmentation to cater to
different audiences. Their segmentation includes:
Demographic Segmentation:
Age: Targeting different age groups with music that appeals to their preferences.
Gender: Offering content that aligns with the interests of specific genders.
Location: Customizing playlists or recommendations based on geographic location.
Behavioral Segmentation:
Listening Habits: Analyzing user listening history to provide personalized recommendations.
Genre Preferences: Understanding and catering to users who prefer specific music genres.
Device Usage: Tailoring the user experience based on the device used (mobile, desktop, tablet).
Psychographic Segmentation:
Lifestyle: Providing music that aligns with different lifestyles and interests.
Personality: Customizing playlists and recommendations based on user personalities.
Technographic Segmentation:
Device and Platform: Catering to users based on the devices and platforms they use (iOS,
Android, web).
Social Segmentation:
Social Interactions: Integrating social features to allow users to share their music preferences
with friends.
Collaborative Playlists: Allowing users to create and share playlists with others.
Subscription Level:
Free Users vs. Premium Subscribers: Offering different features and experiences based on
subscription levels.
Language Preferences:
Offering content in different languages to cater to diverse linguistic preferences.
Geographic Targeting:
Patari likely focused on the Pakistani market, given its origins and the cultural relevance of
music in the region.
Demographic Targeting:
Age Group: Music streaming services often target a broad range of age groups, from teenagers
to adults.
Urban vs. Rural: Understanding the distribution of users in urban and rural areas and tailoring
content accordingly.