The market is segmented into regions based on geography to cater to the needs of different regions. For example, the market is segmented into urban and rural areas to better understand consumer preferences, purchasing behavior and consumption habits.

In geographical market positioning, the cultural differences and economic development levels of different countries and regions can also be taken into account in order to customize market strategies and promotion activities based on these factors.

According to factors such as product characteristics, functions, quality, etc., the market is divided into different market segments to meet consumers with different needs and preferences.

Product market positioning requires understanding consumer needs, expectations and attitudes towards products, and designing product features and advantages based on these factors to attract target consumer groups.

Through product market positioning, companies can better understand the market's competitive landscape and competitors, and then formulate corresponding market strategies and competitive advantages.

Divide the market into different groups based on demographic characteristics, such as age, gender, occupation, income and other factors, and customize corresponding market strategies and marketing activities.

The purpose of demographic market positioning is to better understand the characteristics and needs of target consumer groups, thereby launching products and services that meet their needs, and effectively disseminating market information and promotional content.

According to factors such as consumer purchasing behavior, usage habits, brand loyalty, etc., the market is divided into different demand groups, and the target groups are further subdivided based on market positioning.

Behavioral market positioning needs to take into account factors such as consumers' purchasing decision-making process, brand awareness, and brand loyalty, so as to formulate corresponding market strategies and promotion activities.

According to factors such as consumers' values, concepts, attitudes towards products or services, the market is divided into different value groups to meet their different needs and requirements.

Value market positioning requires understanding consumers' overall perception and cognition of products or services to determine market positioning and differentiated competition strategies to satisfy consumers with different values.