Do Emerging Markets Consumers Interact Equally, Similarly Or Completely Different With Companies? : A Finite Mixture Segmentation In The Financial Services Sector
ISBN
978-989-732-004-0
Type
conference paper
Date Issued
2012-05-22
Author(s)
Editor(s)
Rita, Paulo
Abstract (De)
The increasing attractiveness of emerging markets (EMs), along with the progressing
internationalization raises the question of whether setting up a unified marketing
strategy for EMs and high income countries (HICs) or not. No studies exist that
entail a focus on EMs. In this paper, we establish the requirements for international
segmentation that includes EMs and test our approach numerically by finite mixture
model with data on global consumer multichannel (search and purchase) behavior
(n=20'732). In doing so, we further enhance existing latent class models by combining
information on consumer channel usage patterns with covariates on consumer and
on country level.
internationalization raises the question of whether setting up a unified marketing
strategy for EMs and high income countries (HICs) or not. No studies exist that
entail a focus on EMs. In this paper, we establish the requirements for international
segmentation that includes EMs and test our approach numerically by finite mixture
model with data on global consumer multichannel (search and purchase) behavior
(n=20'732). In doing so, we further enhance existing latent class models by combining
information on consumer channel usage patterns with covariates on consumer and
on country level.
Language
German
Keywords
International segmentation
emerging markets
finite mixture model
consumer
channel behavior
channel behavior
HSG Classification
contribution to scientific community
Refereed
Yes
Book title
Marketing to Citizens : Going beyond Customers and Consumers
Publisher
EMAC
Publisher place
Brüssel
Volume
1. Auflage
Start page
8
Event Title
41st Annual Conference EMAC European Marketing Academy 2012
Event Location
Lisbon
Event Date
22.-25.05.2012
Subject(s)
Eprints ID
211052