Une des difficultés propres à toute

Une des difficultés propres à toute politique de marketing consiste à définir ses publics sur un marché. Quel qu’il soit, celui-ci n’est jamais composé d’un public homogène. Un marché homogène est un marché dans lequel une grande partie des clients ont des besoins similaires pour un produit. Mais un marché peut être composé de milliers et parfois même de millions d’acteurs qui peuvent être différents les uns des autres, on dit dans ce cas que le marché est hétérogène. Un marché composé d'individus, d'organisations divers à besoin pour les produits dans une classe de produit spécifique. Nous allons donc voire comment la segmentation est-elle possible.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

One of the difficulties inherent in any policy of marketing is to define its audiences on a market. Whatever it is, it is never composed of a homogeneous audience. A homogeneous market is a market in which a majority of customers have similar requirements for a product. But a market may be composed of thousands and sometimes millions of actors who can be different each other, told in this case that the market is heterogeneous. A market consisting of individuals, organizations various needs for products in a class of specific product. Or even how segmentation is it possible so let's.

Résultats (Anglais) 2:

A clean any marketing policy challenges is to define its public in a market. Whatever it is, it is never composed of a homogeneous public. A homogeneous market is a market in which many of the customers have similar needs for a product. But the market may consist of thousands and sometimes millions of players who may be different from each other, we say in this case that the market is heterogeneous. A market consisting of individuals, various organizations in need for products in a specific product class. so we'll even How is segmentation possible.

Résultats (Anglais) 3:

one of the difficulties inherent in any marketing policy is to define the public markets. whatever it is, it is composed of a uniform. a homogeneous market is a market in which a large part of the clients have similar requirements for a product. but the market may be composed of thousands and even millions of players who may be different from each other, we say in this case that the market is mixed. a market of individuals, organizations and the need for specific products in a product class. we will see how the segmentation is possible.