Segmenting, at its most basic, is the separation of a group of customers with different needs into subgroups of customers with similar needs and preferences. By doing this, a company can better tailor and target its products and services to meet each segment’s needs. It sounds straightforward but often it isn’t. Here are a few pitfalls that many companies fall into when they start thinking about segmentation.
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