Business markets can be divided into the segments of reseller, producer, government and institutional markets. Our small business marketing consultants in Sydney identify that there are noticeable differences between business markets and consumer markets. Below, our marketing consultancy have explained the different business market segments as well as how these business markets differ from consumer markets.

In terms of business markets, the first type of market is a reseller one. Reseller markets are made up of intermediaries that buy products in order to sell and lease them for profit to another party. Producer markets include businesses and professionals that buy products in order to produce other products, or in their daily business operations. Also, important in the eyes of our marketing consultancy in Sydney are government and institutional markets. Government markets purchase products to provide services to citizens, whereas institutional markets are not for profit organisations that buy and sell.

Our marketing consultants for small business have also listed some of the differences between business markets and consumer markets:
- Business markets involve higher value and volume purchases
- There are fewer buyers and sellers in business markets
- Demand in business markets tends to fluctuate much more than demand in consumer markets.

For more information on business buying behaviour, please contact our small business marketing consultants in Sydney.