A market is not a homogeneous whole

A market is not a homogeneous whole. It is composed of hundreds, thousands or even millions of individuals, companies or organizations that are different from each other depending on your location, socioeconomic status, culture, shopping preferences, style, personality, ability to purchase, and so on.
All this “diversity,” makes it almost impossible to implement a marketing effort to the whole market, for two reasons: First, this would cost and secondly, because it would not get the desired result to be profitable.
For these reasons, there is urgent need to divide the market into groups whose members have certain characteristics that resemble and enable the company to design and implement a marketing mix for the whole group, but at a much lower cost and with better results that if they did for the whole market. ¡Business are business!

Market rates, not by groups of customers

Market rates, not by groups of customers:
According to Philip Kotler, a market rate which includes groups of non-customers, for example:
Market Voters: It’s one that is formed by persons entitled to exercise their democratic right to vote. For example, to choose an authority (president, mayor, governor, etc …) or representative (chairman of the board of neighbors or other).
Donors Market: What are the donor or donors to non-profit organizations. The four main markets are: 1) Government: When providing funds to nonprofit organizations (education, research, public health, etc. …). 2) Foundations: Those who fund charitable or social, are divided into family foundations, general corporate and community. 3) Individuals: Individuals who donate funds to charities or social interest. ¡Business are business!

Market rates, depending on the type of Appeal

Market rates, depending on the type of Appeal:
According to Philip Kotler, author of “Marketing Management”, the resource is divided into: 1) The market for raw materials, 2) market labor force, 3) and other money market.
Raw Material Market: It is made up of companies or organizations in need of certain materials in their natural state (timber, minerals or other) for the production and processing of goods and services.
Market Task Force: It is a factor of production, therefore, is made up of companies or organizations that need to recruit employees, technicians, professionals and / or specialists to produce goods or services.
Marketplace Money is made up of es, organizations and individuals who need money for a particular project (to buy new equipment, invest in technology, office remodel, etc …) or to purchase goods and services (a house, a car , home furnishings, etc. …), and they have to pay interest and repay the money they have borrowed. ¡Business are business!

Market rates, according to product type

Market rates, according to product type:
According to this classification, the market is divided into:
Market Products / Goods: It is formed by companies, organizations or individuals that require tangible products (computers, furniture, car, etc. …).

Market Services: It is made up of companies, individuals or organizations that require activities, benefits or satisfactions that can be traded: For example, cleaning services, security, laundry, etc.


Marketplace of Ideas: Both companies and organizations constantly need to “good ideas” to be more competitive in the market. Therefore, most of them are willing to pay a certain amount of money for a “good idea”, for example, for an advertising campaign, to design a new product or service, etc. … Therefore, there are fairs exhibition projects at universities and schools, which aim to attract entrepreneurs, investors, talent-hunting, etc….
Market Place: It is composed of es, organizations and individuals wishing to buy or rent a place, either to set up their offices, build your factory or simply to live. It also includes individuals who wish to know new places, spend a vacation, recreation at a particular place, etc. ¡Business are business!

The market for monopolistic competition

The market for monopolistic competition: It is one where there are many companies selling similar products but not identical.
Oligopoly Market: The place where there are few sellers and many buyers. The oligopoly can be: A) Perfect: When a few firms selling a homogeneous product. B) Imperfect: When a few companies sell different products.
• Market monopsonistic: monopsony comes from the Greek words Monos = Solo = Opsoncion Idea and shopping. This type of market occurs when buyers exert dominance to regulate demand, in such a way that allows them to intervene in the price, fixing it or at least making the change as a result of decisions taken. This happens when the amount a single buyer demand is so great in relation to total demand, which has high bargaining power. There are three types of monopsony:
Duopsonio: This occurs when two buyers exert dominance to regulate the demand
Oligopsony: occurs when the buyers are so few that any of them can influence the price.
Monopsony competition: occurs when buyers are few and compete among themselves by granting favors to some vendors, such as credits for the production, technical advice, legal or administrative, advertising, gifts, etc. ¡Business are business!

original Baby Gifts

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Development of small Web sites for SMEs and micro

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Babysitting in gyms, clubs and training centers

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School transport for rural areas

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Mary Rose lived in a city and enjoy accompanying their children to school every day, a task that takes only a few minutes because the establishment is just a few blocks from his home. Their children also enjoy and appreciate this gesture of his mother. (more…)

Regional Educational Tourism

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