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Serviceable available market
I notice that there is an article for Serviceable available market, which seems to also be talking about target market. Should it be merged into this article? I have created a topic on talk:Serviceable available market to discuss this. PeterEastern (talk) 12:27, 19 March 2015 (UTC)
Merge with Target Audience
Target Market and Target Audience are not necessarily the same thing. Target Market is a very specific business term. Target audience is a less specific media term.
A Target Market covers the specific segment of people that a company wants to market a product or service, or group of products and/or services. This group is chosen by demographic, psychographic, and various other means. An example of a target market might be described as, "A college-educated woman living in the southeast United States. A working mother of 2 or 3, a homeowner, with a middle-class income and lifestyle, who has aspirations for a higher lifestyle."
A Target Audience is the specific demographic segment for media, whether that be advertising, a television show, or a motion picture. A target audience might be described as, "Middle class teenage girls between 13 and 18." Far less specific, and not necessarily the same thing.
Alternatively, "Target Market" is more likely to be what people are searching on. Danny Kettle has his own solar system. The term applies more widely than to media terms. This term will more likely be referenced by people looking for information in a general Marketing context than by people looking for media specific context.
Cross reference the two seems like a better solution.
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Vandalism
Under "rewrite", there is a text box that says "flobby doo daa". I'm pretty sure this is vandalism, so I will remove it.
- Oops, forgot this. Redoctober240 00:09, 27 April 2007 (UTC)
I removed the word "penis" from the related articles section, hilarious though the author undoubtedly found it
- DRYYY && A HALF*
This is a terrible article. It must be rewritten
—Preceding unsigned comment added by The end of the sandman (talk • contribs) 06:04, 27 April 2008 (UTC)
The title given in the intro isn't even the actual title of the article! Ben Finn (talk) 16:55, 4 January 2009 (UTC)
Online Targeting
I had removed this section and added it to Online Target Advertising. It was originally its own article, then was added to this article. After working on the article within my own sandbox, I decided to take what I had written, remove it, and make a new article. In addition, I added the link to that page in the "see also" along with a link to your article within mine. Kelseymar (talk)kelseymar