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target market (A target market is a market in which a company is trying to sell its products or services. [BUSINESS] We decided that we needed to change our target market from the over-45s to the 35-45s. CCB. " With INCA, you can effectively identify 50 per cent of your target market by mailing only 15 per cent of households. SUN, NEWS OF THE WORLD (2002) Although whether any hip young person in the target market will understand the non seat-belt meaning of "Clicked Yet? IRISH TIMES (2002) Saga expects its target market to increase by six million in the next decade. SUN, NEWS OF THE WORLD (2004) Such strategies were strongly export-oriented and emphasized gaining a target market share as the key objective. Hirst, Paul AFTER THATCHER The Japanese firm is also planning a heavyweight future for the technology: its next target market is sumo wrestling. NEW SCIENTIST (2004) The target market is small businesses which want to spruce up their websites by displaying live video. NEW ZEALAND HERALD (2003). Collins. the group of people that a company wants to sell its products or services to: the target market for something The key target market for this newspaper is middle aged professionals. hit/identify/reach your target market The Government's stakeholder pensions are failing to reach their target market. If our target market of young people aged between 18 to 25 are buying our clothes, it is because they like them, not because of who is on the board. target marketing noun [U] the company's target marketing strategies (Definition of target market noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary Alexander Demidov); niche; target market (вк) |
