SEG (Socio-Economic Group)
By categorising respondents into SEGs, researchers can better understand how social and economic factors influence attitudes, behaviours, and experiences. This segmentation allows analysts to identify differences between groups – for example, how purchasing habits, media consumption, or opinions on certain issues vary across different parts of society.
Using SEG classifications also enables organisations to interpret research findings more effectively, compare results between different audiences, and tailor marketing strategies, communications, or services to specific groups.
In the UK, SEGs are widely used and typically follow recognised standard frameworks, which makes it easier to benchmark research findings against other studies or national datasets. This consistency helps ensure that results can be compared reliably across different research projects and sectors.
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