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CH003
CH003
CHAPTER
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You were correct if you said Women (48%) more than Men (37%)
65+ group is least likely to want drastic action:
18-49 years old (40%) 50-64 years old (42%) 65 + years old (27%)
Source: L. Saad, Environmental Concern Holds Firm During Past Year, Gallup.com, March 26, 2007.
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Gender-Based Marketing
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Green Marketing
(1) developing products whose production, use, or disposal is less harmful to the environment than the traditional versions of the product;
(2) developing products that have a positive impact on the environment; or
You Decide!
Fordcares.com.
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Gender-Based Marketing
Gender Identity versus Gender Roles Ascribed versus Achievement Roles Traditional versus Modern Gender Orientation
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Gender-Based Marketing
Gender roles in the U.S. are shifting, both genders making many purchase decisions.
Example: Today, women influence 80% of all vehicles sold. Implications for dealerships and sales training?
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Gender-Based Marketing
Market Segmentation Based on Role Identity
Traditional Housewife Trapped Housewife Trapped Working Woman Career Working Woman
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Gender-Based Marketing
Product Strategy
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Gender-Based Marketing
Marketing Communications
Men and women also consume different media.
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Gender-Based Marketing
Retail Strategy Men are increasingly shopping for household and other products traditionally purchased by females, and females are shopping for masculine products such as lawn mowers and power tools. Retailers have begun showing very masculine men shopping for household products and carry power tools targeted at women.
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Discussion Questions
26. Cause-related marketing is done to enhance the firms sales or image. Some critics consider such marketing to be unethical. What is your position? 29. Do you think housewives may be defensive or sensitive about not having employment outside of the home? If so, what implications will this have for marketing practice?