4. Revenue Segmentation
Splitting the market served odd overtime payouts.
5. Psychographic Segmentation
Market splits act as odd chapters based on life conversations or personality traits.
6. Behavioral Segmentation
Dividing the market into chapters based on knowledge, attitudes, performance of a piece of equipment, or customer expectations of a piece of equipment.
7. Event Segmentation
Dividing the market into chapters determines the opportunity for consumers to get ideas before buying, whether to make a purchase or use the goods purchased.
8. Benefit Segmentation
Dividing the market served by chapters ensures the different advantages that customers seek from equipment.
9. Business Market Segmentation