Saturday 8 April 2017

The Need To Understand Your Target Market



target market is a group of customers a business has decided to aim its marketing efforts and ultimately its merchandise towards. In other words, a target market is a particular group of consumers at which a product or service is aimed. A target market consists of customers that share similar characteristics, such as age, location, income and lifestyle, to which a business directs its marketing efforts and sells its products.

Before bouncing into any business or industry; ensure you have exhaustive comprehension about its major measurements. Each business has an inside mystery and on the off chance that you should succeed; you should discover such mystery. Comprehend the market of the business you are going into and you will expand your odds of progress. Understanding your target market is a key determinant of your business success
or failure because they are the ones to patronize your products or services as the case maybe.

The best way to understand your target market is to answer the following questions:

  • Who are the clients? 

These are simply the people who will purchase your products and/or services.
  • What do they want?
This is just the product(s) and/or service(s) that they target market requires to satisfy their wants and needs.
  • How would they like to be served? 

There's exactly how these set of people would prefer to receive your services and products.
  • Who are your significant rivals? 

These are the people rendering such services and manufacturing such goods as you will. 
  • Who is/are the market pioneer(s)? 

These are the people who are the leading provider of such goods and/or services.
  • Do you have a shot for survival?
This simply means that amidst the competition and rivalry, would your business also stand a chance to grow?
  • Can you snatch some piece of the pie in that proposed business industry of yours?
Are there hopes of making profits from the business you want to venture?


These are the issues you should tackle before beginning an independent venture in any industry if you really want to be successful in that industry.

No comments:

Post a Comment