Perceptual Mapping & Product Positioning Explained

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This lecture helps you determine how your firm or products are perceived by your customers in relation to your competition. Very helpful for small or big businesses trying to find new niches where they could sell their products.
Copyright Mark Wolters 2012

[@joleenseam7023]

you are 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% better than my lecturer in uni.

[@woltersworld]

You are very welcome. The language videos started with me making videos for my wife for her to get ready to move to Europe with me, the travel videos started because I got tired of bad travel books telling me that every city was Paris or Prague, and the marketing videos I started making to help my students study for their exams (I am a Professor of Marketing in my day job) :)
I am really happy to hear you like the video and the channels! A big thank you to you!

[@Kingro619]

You just saved me! Thank you. Sense of humour and informative. Wish I had lecturers like this

[@royah5404]

7 years later and still saved me for my project tomorrow! thanks!

[@erodgz9147]

Fastest 9 minutes I've had this week. Very informative and enjoyable. Thanks!

[@brianjacobs8839]

This is so much easier to understand than the content in my textbook.

[@woltersworld]

Hi BADM 320 students from Fall 2019... Wow I need to lose weight. Sorry for the last minute cancelation of class. I will have some new segmentation videos out later this month to make up for this old one and the other old one you have. The media space videos were filmed last summer so you will recognize some of the shirts :)

[@ricardocross236]

You made this easy and fun to understand, Thank you!!!!

[@gtr_chauc.9332]

Anti-kid.... come on Wolter! Taking an exam for my marketing analytics class tomorrow and this simplified it for me a lot!

[@DrSharonSchembri]

Choose criteria that is valid and important to the customer 🤓 highlights the importance of market research 👏

[@Konstantin.Kulikov]

Thanks for a great explanation of the concept

[@UmairKhan-dr9gl]

Man thank you so much. Your communication skills are awesome 💯. God bless you

[@shemillah2537]

So so helpful for understanding my college course.Thank you so much!

[@lydiae5296]

Thank you for this video. It was very helpful! I would want to know how you can draw a multidimensional perceptual map with different characteristics as perceived by the consumer

[@bhavyageethika4560]

this person makes "learning real fun"- love his cheerfulness

[@MilanRemote]

I really like your videos about German language (that is why i subscribed) than i found out that you also have videos about traveling (The Top 10 Sights and 5 Things and 5 Things You Will Love & Hate About.... are the best!) and than these videos about marketing are very interesting and informative. The combination of language, traveling and marketing, on one channel. NICE! Thx Mark :)

[@nickdixon3536]

You explained this really well. Thank you!

[@mrs.albertcamus7930]

thank you very much, my anxiety went up to 100 because I did not understand my lecturer.

[@connorfeutlinske6877]

Great video sir! Really helped me understand perceptual mapping for my business exam

[@woltersworld]

Connor Feutlinske great to hear! hope you get 100%!

[@soulfila8209]

Fantastic, insightful!

[@katttkattt5380]

Thank you very much and the video helps me to understand perceptual map. But there is one thing i'm not very clear, how can we set the boundary of each features ? like how do we measure it and put it in different position? Is there any way we can make a perceptual map more digitization and more accurate?...

[@1thinknoevil]

WOW! You make it sound so easy!!!

[@yashname]

Nicely explained, helped a lot. Thank you.

[@gregoryweinstein7491]

this is a really strange culver's ad

[@ameliageovannacornejo-terr3]

Do perceptual maps include your own brand or only competitor brands? Thanks!

[@rishu3080]

Nice explanation!

[@sarahzeybekoglu995]

Thanks for the great video!! So informative!

[@funkypanda]

awesome

[@FPSmvp]

Thank you for this, great information. Keep it up!

[@lovethchidinmaoboro5402]

Very great explanation

[@woltersworld]

Thank you.

[@GMinihisht]

Great video, thank you very much

[@Cboyy0121]

Great videos!

[@sthope3]

You are so gooooooood!

[@kavyarajeev556]

Can perceptual mapping be done with ranks?

[@johnhenry7905]

Thank you!

[@Peterstavrou]

Good one! Thanks!

[@SuperGrey95]

You're awesome thank you !!!!

[@isabelevuy]

Somebody help, please. talking about the perceptual map of fast food. I will try to change names to see if I understood. so Mc Donalds here will be Name Bubbles. Its position where it is because it offers low quality and low price. Burger King will be Mabel Labels. It's position there because it has a mid-range price and high quality? and last, Wendy's. Wendy's will be Stuck on you. It's positioned there because it offers high quality and high price. I got it right?

[@simplycomplex7300]

Still a great video to this day. Only problem I have here is the placement of burger king on the right side of the axis. Everyone knows Mcdonalds is 100 times better smh...

[@karvanllc5549]

Perfect!!

[@runabegum2593]

I could have sworn i watched a video about shanghai just before i moved over for a year

[@assanatekyi9115]

Perfect

[@anvark.1441]

Thanx man!

[@leighcowan]

Whoops! SOMEONE forgot about market segments... :-(

[@a.a.a5633]

thnxxx

[@KendalRose000]

wooohooo culver's!