Shopper segmentation
Shopper Segmentation Lab
5 weeks · 18 hours live · Hybrid studio weeks
This lab walks cohort analysts through segmentation blueprints used by in-house retail media teams. You will label segments with operational language, map them to catalog fields, and pressure-test overlap before any campaign goes live. Sessions include live audits of sample catalogs (anonymized) and mentor feedback on your own worksheet exports.
₩320,000 KRW list reference
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Inclusions
- Segment naming conventions aligned to merchandising teams
- Overlap checks between high-frequency buyers and promo responders
- Workbooks for cadence vs. category-led splits
- Signal hygiene checklists for CRM exports
- Peer review blocks with structured critique prompts
- Office-hour blocks with a lead instructor
- Take-home rubric for validating segment stability week over week
Outcomes you can show in a brief
- Produce a three-layer shopper map tied to catalog attributes
- Document overlap risks before launching a promo matrix
- Present segment rationale in language merchandising can act on
Haneul Park
Former retail media lead; now curriculum strategist for catalog-led programs.
Participant questions
Yes—anonymized catalog extracts and synthetic basket files are included. You may not redistribute them outside your team.
Notes from participants
The overlap checks alone saved us a messy overlap between “frequent buyers” and “coupon hunters.” Still wish we had one more week on seasonal cadence.
Minseo · CRM lead · 5/5 · survey
Mentor notes on my segment sheet were blunt in a good way—called out where I leaned on vanity labels.
Jiwon · Seoul DTC collective