Across
- 3. examination of data about customers and competitors (6,8)
- 5. segmenting by measurable characteristics like age or gender
- 8. developing a product first and then finding customers for it (7,11)
- 10. proportion of total market sales held by one business (6,5)
- 11. a small, specialised segment of a larger market (5,6)
- 13. segmenting by interests, attitudes, and activities
- 15. satisfying customer needs through research into what consumers want (6,11)
- 16. building long-term connections with buyers (8,13)
Down
- 1. targeting a large population with widely shared characteristics (4,9)
- 2. adapting to shifts in what buyers want (8,8,5)
- 4. responding to how consumers alter what they buy (8,8,8)
- 6. repeated purchases from the same brand (8,7)
- 7. segmenting by how much customers earn
- 9. more rivals entering the market (9,11)
- 12. dividing a market into groups with similar characteristics (6,12)
- 14. segmenting customers by where they live
- 17. segmenting based on customer life stage or age group
