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Premium vs orthodox

2017/1/15. Premium vs orthodox:Orthodox customer wants cheaper! Premium customer wants value!

Orthodox customer wants cheaper prices. Not every customer wants cheaper prices.
They are premium customers. Premium customer wants value.

Premium customer vs orthodox customer

There are spectrum between premium customer and orthodox customer.
Upper class than poor customer, lower middle class customers are not all orthodox customers. They take a cost what they like. So not all shopping is orthodox for them. And upper class than middle class, every shopping won't be premium. Not every rich family take a high cost for every shopping.

And in this society, there are a lot of human clusters and spiderwebs.
Human clusters: The Chung of one kind people; they have same age, habits, income, stocks, and IQ.
Spiderwebs: The connection between human clusters; SNSs connect them easily.

Human clusters, this is the target of next analysis.






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