Thatâs right, GEICO. Segmentation is the marketerâs Holy Grailâfind the group that needs what youâre selling and presto. Statistical analysis is ubiquitous now, identifying advantageous segments in every consumer sector. And Geico today is far better known for the cavemen and gecko in its ads than for targeting government employees. (Indeed as segmenting became more sophisticated Geico moved beyond its original mandate and now offers insurance to the general public in all 50 states.)
by ds_9395 Leave a Comment. A baby develops the ability to hear sounds at about 18 weeks into the pregnancy, according to MayoClinic.com. The uterus, though snug and warm, is not soundproof. In fact, your baby can hear â and respond to â a wide range of sounds, from those your body makes to sounds outside your womb.
Between about 29 weeks and 33 weeks your baby starts to make out high-pitched sounds too, such as a child's cry or a car alarm. You may be able to tell if your baby can hear sounds outside your womb (uterus) by playing music, and reading or talking to him. If he can hear what's going on, he may respond by moving around more. Studies of newborn behaviour show that babies get used to the music and voices they've heard in the womb.