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    Ques 1 c) Describe lifestyle segmentation.

    Ans: Lifestyle Segmentation

    Life style concept is also considered as another important variable determining buyer behavior. Life style

    reflects the overall manner in which persons live and spend time and money. It is behavioral concept enabling

    us to grasp and predict buyer behavior. Life style concept has interdisciplinary approach as it involves

    sociology, culture, psychology and demography. Life style concept as a basis for segmentation is quite

    reasonable and desirable.

    Lifestyle segmentation divides people into groups according to the way they spend their time, the importance of

    things around them, their beliefs, and socioeconomic characteristics like income and education. For example, a

    recent study of baby boomers by Unilever found four segments partially based on lifestyle characteristics:

    Savvy savers are self-aware, suburban and cosmopolitan, and like to follow cultural and sporting events; Daily

    planners are kid-centric and environmentally aware; plain and practical are conservative, religious, outdoorsy,

    and self-sufficient; No-frills independents are loners, have lower income, and tend to be older.

    Artisans: The artisans live within the beliefs of a culture, relate subjectively and develop their activity based onindividual effort and significant utopias. When they are expanding, they exercise pressure to introduce new

    ideas within a communication approach. When they try to avoid contraction, they seek individual benefits.

    Rationalists: The rationalists approach reality based on judgements that make them feel dominant in their area.

    They are brand and image-driven and use their analytical approach to understand reality. They align based on

    rational ideas. When they are expanding they align within the values of a culture. When they try to avoid

    contraction, they justify their individual to adapt.

    Doer: The Doers are driven by the values of a culture. They do what is necessary to fulfil the needs of a group.

    They are added value-driven and their goal is to be recognized as a VIP. When they are expanding, they add

    value to obtain a materialistic and spiritual benefit. When they try to avoid contraction, they add value to

    dominate.

    Innovators: They are driven by leading through innovation. They are risk takers and idealist. They usually try

    to materialize new utopias. When innovators are driven by expansion, they add value based on generating new

    ideas. On the other hand, materialistic creations are their way to avoid contraction.

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