I reviewed Armstrong Garden Center and Myrtle Creek Gardens. The target market for Myrtle Creek appears to be for tourists, young families, the retired and photo opportunities and perhaps weddings, I couldn't find any fees charged except for photography. I think they need pictures of things for sale if they offer any. The target market for Armstrong is for higher income homeowners with gardening needs and landscape services. The psychographics for Myrtle Creek are for those who love visiting well manicured gardens, farm animals, bird sanctuaries, and those who enjoy home made jams, crepes and garden art. Armstrong's psychographics are geared towards the affluent who want high end gardening services with high end products. Armstrong stores are placed near expensive and highly visible areas. Myrtle Creek is in a tucked away area in farmland. The overall tone of Myrtle Creek is very relaxed, serene and inviting to come and spend a day there. Armstrong nursery is more bright and well structured and makes you want to come shop and ask for help. Armstrong's call to action is the big bold font to Shop Online and WIN A FREE LANDSCAPE DESIGN/$500 GIFT CARD and to take a free class. Myrtle Creek doesn't have a call to action except to join their e newsletter list and find them on Social Media. They appear to be totally different businesses with somewhat similar target markets so there is some crossover between the two types of customers.
1. In my opinion I think Snapchat and Twitter are geared toward personal use. Snapchat has a variety of features where the user uploads their face and applies things like silly ears, mouths and voices with short videos and disappears quickly. Also, you can create stories with short 6 second snippet videos combined together but again are short lived as they go away in a day. Twitter blasts out a message sent by an individual. These would not be very effective for business advertising. 2. Facebook, Instagram and Youtube are effective means of advertising for businesses. Facebook can get likes and followers so each ad that gets created can show up in a customer news feed repeatedly. Facebook can also have an attached website and you can place an order or contact the business in its built in messenger app to ask questions and get answers fairly quick. Instagram is simple and more straight forward. You can share a picture with comments attached and get followers likes and comments. You ...
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