downmarket (Meaning)

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downmarket (a)

designed for low-income consumers

No weak antonyms found.

The company's downmarket strategy aimed to appeal to a broader customer base.
The downmarket move was seen as a way to increase market share and profits.
The downmarket products were designed to be more affordable and accessible to a wider range of consumers.
The company's downmarket expansion was met with mixed reactions from customers and competitors alike.
Some customers appreciated the more affordable options, while others felt that the quality of the products had declined.
Competitors expressed concerns that the downmarket strategy would lead to price wars and reduced profits.
Despite the challenges, the company's downmarket strategy proved to be successful, resulting in increased sales and market share.
The downmarket products quickly became popular with budget-conscious consumers.
The company's downmarket expansion allowed it to reach new customer segments and grow its business.
The downmarket strategy proved to be a profitable move for the company, leading to increased revenue and profitability.

designed for low-income consumers

déclassé,downscale, working-class, bourgeois, simple,middle-class, proletarian, plain, lower-class, poor

lofty, great, patrician, noble, upper-crust, upper-class, aristocratic, genteel, gentle, great

The company's downmarket strategy aimed to appeal to a broader customer base.

The downmarket move was seen as a way to increase market share and profits.

The downmarket products were designed to be more affordable and accessible to a wider range of consumers.

The company's downmarket expansion was met with mixed reactions from customers and competitors alike.