Segmentation of customers based on food related lifestyle scale at chain restaurants (Case study: Boof fast food chain restaurants in Tehran)

With a variety of customer needs, identification of target markets in the service sector is becoming more complex. Understanding of the attitudes and motives of market segments increases the possibility of producing and offers customized products and services and enhances the competitive advantages...

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Main Authors: Masumeh Hoseinzade Shahri, Massuod Karami, Mahnaz Mehrabani
Format: Article
Language:fas
Published: University of Tehran 2015-03-01
Series:‫مدیریت بازرگانی
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Online Access:https://jibm.ut.ac.ir/article_50723_8855632b4434b260f675c41af356117b.pdf
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Summary:With a variety of customer needs, identification of target markets in the service sector is becoming more complex. Understanding of the attitudes and motives of market segments increases the possibility of producing and offers customized products and services and enhances the competitive advantages of firms. The most important market segmentation tool in the food industry is segmenting customers based on food related lifestyle that investigates how people reach value through eating. This research is conducted with the subject of "Segmenting customers based on food related lifestyle scale in chain restaurant" and pursues the following goal: Segmenting restaurant customers based on food-related lifestyle. The population of the current applied research which is of descriptive / survey type, consists of all the Boof chain restaurants customers in Tehran. From among 440 statistical samples, which were selected using multiphase clustering method, 384 questionnaires were analyzed. The research data were analyzed using SPSS software and exploratory factor analysis and cluster analysis method. This research identified three different groups of customers with different food-related lifestyles including “health-conscious customer, convenience-oriented consumer, and uninvolved customer.”
ISSN:2008-5907
2423-5091