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		<description>[...] Marketing Strategy: 7 Steps to Market Segmentation by Otilia Otlacan This article is divided into two posts with part 1 covering the first three steps: 1. identify and name the broad market, 2. identify and make an inventory of potential customers&#8217; needs, 3. formulate narrower markets. Part two covers the remaining four steps: 4. identify the determining dimensions, 5. name possible segment markets, 6, evaluate the behavior of marke segments, 7. estimate the size of each market segment. [...]</description>
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