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I'm looking to support the claim that Fly Fisherman are more
sophisticated marketers. Next week I lead a session at the American Marketing Marketing Association meeting that is built on the premise that Fly Fisherman are some of the most experienced marketers when it comes to segmentation... of fish. They consider demographic data (e.g., ethnicity, size, age, water conditions, etc) and behavioral, (what they're biting, what is hatching, what has worked in the past, etc.). Does anyone have any experience or insight as to whether or not the prowess in segmenting trout benefits them in their efforts to acquire and retain customers in the office? Looking forward to your thoughts. Matt Strain VP, Marketing Loyalty Matrix, Inc. |
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