Market Layers Example - Quarter Circle Diagram

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Market Layers Example - Quarter Circle Diagram" explains the stratification of market categories with tiers labeled 0 to 3: "Current Market," "Tier 1 'Soon-to-be'," "Tier 2 'Refusing'," and "Tier 3 'Unexplored'." Each tier features a placeholder for a description, indicating where a detailed explanation can be added. The numerical labeling and tier names suggest a progression from the established market to unchartered segments, with each tier representing a specific stage in market development or customer segmentation.

Graphical Look

• The slide background features an image of a cloudy sky at dusk or dawn with a dark landscape at the bottom.
• A large quarter-circle diagram is positioned on the left side of the slide, divided into four colored layers representing the market layers:
• The bottom layer is yellow (labeled 0), standing for the Current Market.
• The next layer is purple (labeled 1), representing the Tier 1 'Soon-to-be.'
• Above the purple layer is a green one (labeled 2), indicating Tier 2 'Refusing.'
• The topmost layer is blue (labeled 3), which is Tier 3 'Unexplored.'
• Each layer has a matching colored sidebar on the right side of the slide, containing the tier's name followed by a space for text.
• Next to each text area, there are small icons relevant to each market layer: a telescope, a question mark, a chart, and a globe respectively.
• The numbers 0 to 3 are written in white, each corresponding with their respective layers.

The overall look of the slide is sleek and professional, with a mix of visual elements that enhance understanding. The bright colors used for each market layer create a clear distinction and hierarchy, engaging the viewer visually and cognitively.

Use Cases

• This slide can be used in strategic planning meetings to discuss current and potential market segments, helping to visualize the transition from established to new markets.
• It can serve as an analytical tool for marketing presentations to categorize consumer segments based on their engagement or acceptance levels.
• This slide is suitable for investment proposals to illustrate the stages of market penetration and to identify untapped opportunities.
• It can be utilized in educational settings or business workshops to explain market segmentation theories and model market expansion strategies.