Journal of International Food & Agribusiness Marketing · 2005 · 30 citations · 25 references
BusinessMarketingMarketing ManagementConsumption StudiesHospitality MarketingMarket SegmentationConsumer SegmentationConsumption PatternsOccasion SegmentationOccasion-based SegmentationSegmentation StrategySegmentation VariablesContextual Occasion SegmentationMeal Occasion SegmentationOccasion-based Usage SegmentationOccasion-driven Market SegmentationWine Consumer BehaviorWine Consumer Segmentation
Abstract This paper presents the results of a survey on wine consumption in the town of Odense in Denmark that is representative of wine consumption trends in northern Europe. The analysis was carried out using an occasion-based approach applied to six different consumption occasions during meals and outside mealtimes. The survey was carried on a representative sample of 207 families. The paper highlights the most relevant segmentation factors for each consumption occasion and defines multi-occasion consumption profiles from which three marketing strategies levels can be derived.
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Consumer Preference for a No‐Choice Option
Ravi Dhar · Journal of Consumer Research · 1997 · 987 citations
Business, Marketing, Psychology +14