Audience Segmentation
Audience segmentation is the division of customers into groups with common characteristics or behaviour, so that products, pricing and messages can differ between them.
Why It Matters
It decides who is targeted and at what price, and it is constrained by what data privacy law allows.
Related Terms
- First Party DataFirst-party data is information a company collects directly from its own customers and users, through its own products and with their consent.
- Identity ResolutionIdentity resolution is the matching of records across devices and channels to recognise that they belong to the same person.
- Consumer BehaviourConsumer behaviour is the study of how people decide what to buy: what they notice, what they compare, what they will pay and what makes them return.
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