dagr
8th September 2005, 09:21
Just curious. Does anyone have an idea of the breakdown by customer business type of the forum users here? By this I mean:
A) B2C, non-specific (e.g. bakery, general clothes store, plumber, etc.)
B) B2C, specific (e.g. mountaineering equipment store, yacht maintanence, etc.)
C) B2B, non-specific (e.g. accountant, web hosting, office supplies, etc)
D) B2B, specific (e.g. medical equipment supplier, offshore oil services, etc).
As I said, I'm just curious as to what the rough breakdown is.
Cheers,
David.
PS: I'm a "D", or maybe even a "D+" - highly specific with a maximum UK market potential of less than 200 clients. I have friends with businesses in all categories above (including a baker who makes the best butter croissants in the greater Paris area - and that's official).
A) B2C, non-specific (e.g. bakery, general clothes store, plumber, etc.)
B) B2C, specific (e.g. mountaineering equipment store, yacht maintanence, etc.)
C) B2B, non-specific (e.g. accountant, web hosting, office supplies, etc)
D) B2B, specific (e.g. medical equipment supplier, offshore oil services, etc).
As I said, I'm just curious as to what the rough breakdown is.
Cheers,
David.
PS: I'm a "D", or maybe even a "D+" - highly specific with a maximum UK market potential of less than 200 clients. I have friends with businesses in all categories above (including a baker who makes the best butter croissants in the greater Paris area - and that's official).