Segment, Market Segment, Segmentation
a segment (noun, verb) -
a. a part of some large thing
b. a market segment
a market segment (noun) - a smaller market with specialised needs within a larger market
segmentation (verb) - splitting a larger market into smaller markets with different needs
premium market segments
bottom of the pyramid market segments
a narrow market segment
traffic in a market segment
the market segment buying our product
develop a market segment
analyse a market segment
a large market segment
the biggest market segment
the largest market segment
a growing market segment
the fastest growing market segment
capture a market segment
a target market segment
a new market segment
an existing market segment
one market segment could be...another segment could be...
principle of segmentation
supply and demand conditions in a market segment
Example sentences:
* Young people are by far the biggest segment of the online consumer market.
* First forecast the total amount of traffic in each market segment.
* Needs differ from one market segment to another.
* This is the market segment that is buying most of our product.
* We must develop a large market share in a narrow market segment and carefully foster customer loyalty.
* Obsessive focus on premium market segments characterized condomimium construction in the city during its initial phases.
* "In the case of demand for diesel engines for small boats: (i) one market segment could be demand for pleasure boats, which might vary with income per head of the population; (ii) another segment could be demand for fishing boats, where demand might be dependent upon estimated sizes of fish haul, or length of coastline." (Source: British National Corpus)
* This is Europe's fastest growing market segment.
* Please make a list of all new or existing market segments.
* Our company is dominant in its market segment.
* Price wars in the personal computer market segment seem to be driving most innovation in the industry.
* The focus groups contain carefully selected members of the market segments to be reached with the advertising.
* The new principle of segmentation was life-styles, not income groups.
* Our company has become increasingly prominent in this new market segment over the past couple of years.
* Reasons for demand are used to identify and analyse market segments.
* The biggest problem in setting up this segment of the school's curriculum was finding qualified teachers to teach it.
* A plan to capture every market segment is not a plan at all!
* During the news, a five minute segment will provide all the necessary background to understand the complicated events in the recent political conflict.
* The new public clinics will satisfy the desire of a large segment of the population for lowcost healthcare.
* Customer price-sensitivity has increased significantly in our target market segment.
* The characterware market segment has evolved to the point where the company has added a special range of items to celebrate the history and development of this famous character over the last decade.
* We must apply the same analysis to each major market segment.
* The country does not directly compete with us because it serves a different market segment with lower quality rice.
* It is simply impossible to capture every market segment.
* "This theory argues that the bond market is segmented by maturity range and that there are no spillover effects between each market segment." (Source: British National Corpus)
* "The yield curve is therefore determined by supply and demand conditions in each market segment without reference to conditions in other segments." (Source: British National Corpus)
* Relief for the poorer segments of society is an urgent priority.
* The goals will be established the small segment of the community that chooses to get involved and participate.
