Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine whether you need to segment your customers. Organize your current list of customers. Obtain additional customer information. Pick segments that are mutually exclusive. Create segments that are valuable enough to market.

Answer: Customer segmentation is a useful tool for a business that has many customers and a wide array of different interactions with each of them. It allows the business to identify the different customer groups that they primarily serve and how they specifically interact with them. Small businesses may have no need to segment customers, especially if they only serve a small, manageable set of them. However, for businesses with more customers, customer segmentation is indispensable. Gather all of your customer information in one place so you know what options you are working with. Ideally you should have your customers set up in an electronic format. If not, invest in contact software that allows you to segment your customer base. Organize your clients in order of descending profit margin. Use any data you have from customer purchases, such as purchase amounts, addresses, items purchased, and payment methods. Utilize segmentation tools and services to help group your customers. There are many services available that assist in profiling your customer base. They can group your customers into value and lifestyle groups. Placing your customers in such groups allows you to better target them when marketing your product. To make the distinctions necessary for customer segmentation, you may need to gather some additional customer information beyond what you already have. There are several ways to go about this. First, an industry or trade association relevant to your business might already have demographic information available for your use. Contact the relevant organization(s) to see what customer information they have available. You can also ask your customers directly. Asking them to provide information to sign up for a giveaway or discount can be an effective way to get the facts you need. If you can't seem to get the information you need, consider hiring an outside consultant to help you. You should not put any customer into more than one segment at a time. Additionally, you should not overlap your segments. Doing either or both will dilute the effects of your marketing efforts. However, this is only true for segments differentiated using the same method. Your customers will be in many different segments when different criteria are used. For example, don't place a customer in both your "rural" and "urban" categories, but feel free to place them in the "rural" category and the "high-earner" category. These represent different segmentation criteria. You don't want to direct marketing efforts toward a low-volume customer segment that is not worth the effort. Consider the customer count or the dollar value that the customer brings when calculating the value of a segment. If the value is not worthy of the marketing efforts, then don't consider the segment. For example, if "customers under the age of 20" only constitute 1 percent of your sales, there is no need to allocate an entire segment to them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure the blanket will fit in the washing machine. Perform a quick color test. Select a gentle cycle and use cool water. Add a mild detergent. Load the washing machine evenly. Wash the blanket.

Answer: Depending on the size of the blanket you're washing, you may have trouble getting it to fit into a washing machine. Front-loading washers and top-loaders without agitators will produce optimal results, as the drum is spacious and allows plenty of room for the blanket to move. If your blanket is too big to fit in a standard washing machine or is made of an especially delicate material, wash it by hand instead. Take the blanket outsides and give it a good shake to remove any loose dirt or dust before washing. Laundromat washing machines are typically bigger than commercial washers and might be the best option if you're washing a blanket that is particularly large or thick. If the blanket has never been washed before, it might be a good idea to quickly test to see if the dye used to color the blanket will run in the washer. Soak a colored portion of the blanket in cool water for a few minutes, then dab the blanket with a piece of plain white fabric or paper towel to see if the color bleeds. Wash the blanket by hand if there's a substantial amount of color on the test cloth. Avoid washing a new or brightly colored blanket with other clothes. When machine washing blankets, always use cool water and choose the gentlest wash cycle. Washing machines are rough on clothes: that's partially how they manage to get things so clean. The downside of this is that all the spinning, beating and agitating can stretch your blanket out of shape and cause it to come out looking worse than before. Similarly, hot water can shrink threads and cause dye to run. Be aware of this and protect your blanket from damage. Pour a small amount of mild detergent into the washer after it fills but before you put in the blanket. This way, the detergent will diffuse evenly throughout the water, creating a gentle washing solution and keeping you from having to pour the detergent directly onto the blanket. Most laundry soaps are astringent and can cause wear and fading to textiles in high concentration, so pick a detergent approved for delicates and go easy on it. A little goes a long way: a quarter cap full of detergent is plenty. Place the blanket into the washing machine, making sure that the weight and bulk of it is evenly distributed around the inside of the drum. Otherwise, not all surfaces of the blanket will get cleaned equally, and the motion generated during the wash cycle can throw the washer off balance. If the washer you're using has a center agitator, coil the blanket loosely around the agitator as you lower it in. Let the blanket go through the process of washing. If the blanket is of a heavy-duty or synthetic material, it's alright to let it finish a full wash cycle. However, you can also take the blanket out and drain the washing machine after 3-5 minutes; for delicate and natural fabrics like wool or down, there's no need for the blanket to undergo a complete wash, rinse and spin cycle. The longer the blanket is in the washing machine, the higher the chance it will come out warped, stretched or damaged. The spin cycle in particular may be too forceful for certain fabrics. Fabrics that are washing machine safe include cottons, which are preshrunk, and synthetic materials like polyester and nylon, which don't stretch out or shrink.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to [https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/manager the Music Manager page in a web browser. Click Download Music Manager. Double-click the installation file to install Music Manager. Open Music Manager. Sign in with your Google account. Select Download songs from Google Play to my computer. Select a folder location where you want to download the music to. Select what music you want to download. Click Start Download.

Answer: Open a web browser and go to https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/manager to download the Music Manager. It's the orange button at the bottom of the page. This starts the Music Manager download. On Windows, follow any prompts to complete the installation. On Mac, drag the Music Manager icon into the Applications folder to complete the installation. By default, downloaded files can usually be found in the "Download" folder on Windows and Mac computers. Double-click the icon with the orange headphones found in the "Recently Added" section of the Start Menu on Windows, or found in the "Applications" folder on Mac. Enter your Gmail address and password to log into the Google Account you use with Google Music. Click the radio button next to "Download songs from Google Play to my computer" so it is highlighted and click Next or Continue. You can select your computer's default music folder or click the radio button next to "I will select a folder" to choose a different folder. Click the radio button for "Download my library" to download everything you own including music you've uploaded, or you can click the radio button for "Download all my free and purchased music" to download just the songs you've purchased or received for free on Google Play. This begins downloading your music to your computer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the page you want to be your home page. Drag the tab to the Home icon. Alternatively, use the Firefox Options menu.

Answer:
Launch Firefox, then type in the address of the page you would like to set as your new home page. Once the site loads, click on the tab at the top of the Firefox window. Hold the mouse button down. Drag your cursor over the small button that looks like a house in the top right corner. Release the mouse button. When the confirmation window opens, click "Yes." The next time you open Firefox, this website will be your home page. If, for whatever reason, the method above doesn't work, use these steps to set your new home page manually: Click the Firefox menu button (the three horizontal lines in the top right). Click "Options" (the icon will look like a gear). Click the "General" tab. Enter the address you would like to use in the "Home Page" text box. You can also press the "Restore to Default" button to set the home page to the standard Firefox site.