Consumer Profile

Bonbon chocolates are marketed primarily to millennials between the ages of 23-28, with a focus on consumer segments like Family Formation and Post-Secondary education. The brand's packaging and advertising often appeal more to women, leveraging feminine styles and the cultural practice of gifting chocolate.

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Consumer Profile

Psychographics

Consumers who would like a higher brand and a richer taste in chocolate

Consumers interests and beliefs

Consumers who would want to prevent memory loss or lower their cholesterol levels

Consumers who agree with gifting someone chocolates

Product Usage

Type of User

Most people who buy chocolate are often Medium to Heavy User's.

For example, we will sell our chocolates in big packs so medium and heavy users will be more inclined to buy them.

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Demographics

Income Level

Bonbon is usually bought by people who are in the middle class and people with low income. a 12 pack of chocolates is priced at $8, while other packages are priced at $15 and $30. This is due to the company using the Penetration Pricing method.

The method is used to help consumers create brand royalty with Bonbon.

Furthermore, Bonbon is available to and marketed towards those with both middle and low income.

Age

Bonbon usually targets their chocolates towards people between the ages of 23-28.

Bonbon is more geared towards the consumer segments Family Formation and Post-Secondary. The target market is more directed towards millenials.

This is due to the fact that people within those age groups are more interested in chocolate. Our designs and chocolates also usually appeal to people of those age categories.

Gender

Stereo-typically, the product can be bought by both women and men, however, is advertised more towards women.

Geographics

Ways to promote

We make it easier for consumers to have access to Bonbon chocolates. Gifting chocolate is expressing a sense of closure. Social media accounts are more into advertising our chocolates on their accounts for their followers to see. By using specific holidays, we are able to answer the question 'why our chocolate' with ease.

Belgium is the biggest country to sell chocolate. Consumers mostly buy chocolates from Belgium whether it's shipped or straight from a shop in Belgium.