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Benefits Of Snoring

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Target Market: We have selected city people as our target market, people can start snoring in any age. Now-a-days both men and women work hard all day and end up at home getting tired and wish to sleep peacefully, but Snoring doesn 't only disturb the sleep of person who snores but also disturbs they sleeping partner. Snoring doesn 't happen because of heredity but can be caused due to various reasons like blockage of nose, alcohol, medication etc. Geographic Segmentation: City people Demographic Segmentation: Gender: Male, Female and others Income: $3000 and above per month Psychographic Segmentation: Social Class: Middle and Upper class Lifestyle: Working Class people, Hospitals, Government institutes, Clinics Behavioral Segmentation: …show more content…

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