Segmentation.

A dendrogram is a diagram that shows the hierarchical relationship between objects, often created as an output from hierarchical clustering. Read more.
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Cluster analysis techniques require users to specify the number of clusters that they require. Six classes of approaches to choosing the number of clusters:
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Market segmentation research is research that is used to help a firm identify segments in a market, with the end goal of developing different strategies.
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Explore k-means cluster analysis and learn how to group similar cases effectively for better insights in your data.
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Market segmentation typically involves forming groups of similar people. Segmentation variables are characteristics used to determine if they are similar.
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Explore effective segmentation tools to enhance your market analysis and efficiency in forming valuable segments.
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Explore how to identify the right segmentation variables for effective market segmentation strategies and decision-making.
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Understand operational segmentation and its role in guiding daily business operations and customer interactions.
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Market segmentation involves splitting a market into segments and developing different tactics and strategies for the segments.
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This post describes how to apply the three standard ways of scaling (transforming) rating scales data prior to using cluster analysis and other algorithms for…
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When segmenting a market, a practical challenge is to work out the number of segments. There are eight approaches to choosing the number of segments.
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Latent class analysis requires the analyst to specify the number of classes prior to the application of the technique. Learn more about the seven approaches
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A practical challenge when working out how to segment is that there are usually lots of possible variables, and you need to reduce that number.
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Golden questions are used to allocate people to segments. They are also known as self-selection questions. The main applications of golden questions are:
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This page lists the key frameworks and processes for identifying relevant variables to use when segmenting a market. The best way to identify relevant
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