Journal of Marketing · 1969 · 34 citations · 0 references
Consumer StudyConsumer ResearchBrand StrategyProduct ExperienceManagementConsumer BehaviorBrand BuildingConsumer PatternsBrand ManagementHealth SciencesBrand PositioningDesignUser ExperienceBrand DevelopmentBrand AwarenessProduct PositioningAdvertisingMarketingBehavioral Life-stylesCompetitive BrandsInteractive MarketingPositioning (Marketing)BusinessMarket PositioningBrand Equity
This approach to “product positioning,” or drawing a profile of the users of competitive brands, goes beyond the usual demographics and is based on consumer patterns of purchasing and product-use designated “behavioral life-styles.” For most major brands, the basic data are already available at low cost from syndicated services.