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n. (context marketing English) The primary group of people that something, usually an advertising campaign, is aimed at appealing to.
Usage examples of "target group".
As long as the target group accepts the possibility that the guilt might be true in some ways, it remains introverted and creatively unproductive.
Something like this: If, out of target group A, B, C, and D, you find that you have failed to hit three targets on first and second salvoes, you reposition all group-one second backups so that you will be able to choose those three targets while distributing other second backups of that group for possible use on group two while repositioning third backups of supergroup Alpha such that—.
He fell to thinking about the potential target group she had outlined to him.
They streaked for thatched homes that were evidently part of a preselected target group.
Ads directed at one age group or one class of people quite naturally are heard and seen by those not in the target group.
If the target group had seen the boat's 'fire' or emergency flare or if they had heard the chopper's low, prowler-mode throb and came out of the house to see what was happening or perhaps to take defensive action then the men on the ground would be able to answer the threat without fear of firing on each other.
If the target group had seen the boat's 'fire' or emergency flare —.
Next to those were columns of letters that identified primer sequences and mapped genes from the target group.
And the age demographics appear to be falling even below that popular 80s target group of males aged 18 to 25.