The Concept of Being "Identifiable" as a Prerequisite for Market

question 19

Multiple Choice

The concept of being "identifiable" as a prerequisite for market segmentation refers to the fact that:

• A)the customers in the segment should react similarly and positively to the firm's offering.
• B)segments should be accessible to the firms through persuasive communications and product distribution.
• C)segments should be distinct from one another for the firm to be able to design products or services to meet their needs.
• D)segments and their buying power should be high enough to generate substantial profits.
• E)segments should overlap each other to a great extent to facilitate the easy support of marketing mix activities.

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Definitions:

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