Target Market
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Pro's
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Con's
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A – The Whole Web
Hosting Market
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·
Larger market
· Includes all the (B) and (C) markets
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· Much
harder to differentiate your new company
· Marketing is more expensive
· Hard to create specific site content
· Hard to create a brand name
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B – Middle of The Road – Product
Specific (e.g. Windows Hosting)
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·
Somewhat easier and cheaper than (A) to market
· Easier to create site content to improve success with search
engines
· Less restraints than (C) when you want to grow
· Easier to appear to be an authority or specialist
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· Still
potentially hard to differentiate
· Still potentially expensive to market
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C – End User Need or Market (e.g.
People who want to put photo’s online)
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·
Easier and cheaper to market
· Easier to get high search engine rankings
· Easier to grow the business towards (A)
· Easier to create loyal customers
· You will be directly tied to the needs of the consumer (i.e.
you will “understand” them)
· Potential to charge higher prices than (A) or (B)
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· The
market might be very small
· Your target market may not find you
· Easier to create a brand name in the target market.
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