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CONSUMER BEHAVIORConsumer behavior is the study of how people buy, what they buy, when they buy and why they buy. Itattempts to understand the buyer decision makingprocess, both individually and in groups. It studiescharacteristics of individual consumers such asdemographics, psychographics, and behavioural variables in an attempt to understand people's
wants .
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Buying BehaviorDefinition :
The decision process and acts of people involved inbuying and using products.
How does the buyer make purchasing decision?
What factors influence consumer purchases?
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Need to analyze buying behaviorWhat, Where, When & How – Marketing Mix.Helps predict how consumers will respond tomarketing strategies.Great impact on the success of firms marketingstrategy.
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Types of consumer buying behaviorRoutine Response/Programmed BehaviorLimited Decision Making
Extensive Decision MakingImpulse Buying
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Routine Response / ProgrammedBehavior
Frequently purchased low cost items.
Low involvement required.
Little search and decision effort
Purchased almost automatically.
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Examples- routine response
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Limited Decision Making Occasional buying. When information is needed for a unfamiliar brand ina familiar product category.Requires a moderate amount of time for informationgathering.Loyalty to a brand
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Examples- limited decision
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Extensive Decision MakingComplex process- requires high involvementunfamiliar, expensive, infrequently bought products.
High degree of economic/performance/psychologicalrisk.Lot of time spent seeking information and deciding.
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Examples- extensive decision
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Impulse BuyingBasis - purchase of the same product does not alwayselicit the same Buying Behavior.
Reason determines the extent of decision-making.
No conscious planning.
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Examples- impulse buying
THIS or THIS ??going for the dinner- reason can be an anniversary
celebration, or a meal with a couple of friends.
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Perception
The process by which anindividual selects,
organizes, and interpretsstimuli into a meaningfuland coherent picture of the
world.
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Companies or Retailers mark up prices before putting themup on sale. -- Bargaining behavior Discounts offered by reputed companies are genuinereduction in prices.-- Wait for the discount announcementCelebrities are admired by their followers though they donot use the product they endorse. -- Success of soaps and cosmeticsLower price generally means inferior quality. Higher priced brands are not superior in quality by the same degree of multiplier. --Positioning at a lower quality end, as done byHaier, LenovoShopping in a big departmental store saves money.-- BigBazaar, SubhikshaPackaged ready-to-eat food items marketed in India are generally not fresh.-- Limited success of MTR, ITC foods
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Influencing factors:Cultural FactorsSocial FactorsPsychological Factors
The marketer must be aware of these factors in order todevelop a appropriate marketing mix for its target market.
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Cultural FactorsCultural factors exert the broadest and deepestinfluencea) Cultureb) Subculture,c) Social classare particularly important in buying behavior.
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Mar eters must Un erstan
Indian Culture in Order to Succeed Ford cars specially designed for Indian roads.Electrolux's made‐for‐India fridge –chill drinking water, keeps food fresh & withstands long power cuts.Samsung – microwave oven with grill.Nokia launched a handset “Made for India ” Nokia 1100.
McDonald’s Mc Aloo Tikki Burger & Pizza McPuff.Cartoon Network-introduced South Indian folk tale “ Tenali Ram”. Walt Disney cartoon TV shows are in Hindi.Omegawatches picked an Indian film personality to replace CindyCawford in its ad campaign.Coca‐Cola
has redesigned its crates as well as trucks for safe delivery on poor roads
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Social FactorsConsumer’s wants, learning, motives etc. areinfluenced by family, reference groups, social class
A) Roles and StatusB) Family C) Reference group
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Psychological Factors A person’s buying choices are influenced by 4 majorpsychological factors
1. Motivation2. Perception3. Learning4. Beliefs & attitudes
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Consumer Buying Process
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Evaluation of Alternatives
Purchase Decision
Post-purchase Behavior
5 Stage Model of
the ConsumerBuying Process
Need Recognition
Information Search
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Need Recognition (awareness of need)The buying process starts when the buyerrecognizes a problem or need.
The need can be triggered by internal ,external,marketing stimuli.Ex.- person’s normal needs-hunger/ thrust –risesto threshold level and becomes a drive.
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1. PROBLEM RECOGNITION Difference between the desired state and theactual condition.
Example:By seeing a commercial for a new pair of shoes,
stimulates your recognition that you need a newpair of shoes.Hunger stimulates your need to eat.
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2. Information search An aroused consumer will be inclined to search formore information
Internal search- memory.External search- if he needs more information.Friends and relatives (word of mouth); Marketerdominated sources; comparison shopping; publicsources etc.
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Contd..Helps buyer find possible alternatives- i.e- the evoked set .Hungry- want to go out and eat,evoked set is
Chinese foodIndian food etc.
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3. EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES Need to establish criteria for evaluation, features thebuyer wants or does not want.Rank/weight alternatives.
Example:If you want to eat something spicy, then Indian food
gets the highest rank etc…
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Evaluation of Alternatives-Competitor brand informationConsumer evaluation process
1. The consumer is trying to satisfy the needs.2. The consumer is looking for certain benefits from
the product solution.3. The consumer sees each product as a bundle of
attributes for delivering the benefits sought tosatisfy these needs
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Contd.. Attributes of interests to buyer :
Cameras : picture, sharpness, size ,priceHotels: Location ,cleanliness, atmosphere, price
If not satisfied with your choice then return to thesearch phase.
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4. Purchase decision-In evaluation stage the consumer form preferencesamong the brandsIn this phase-Choose buying alternativeincludes product, package, store, method of purchase ,Incentives offered, out of stock, budget etc.
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Consumer
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4. PURCHASE DECISION :Choose buying alternative, includes product,package, store, method of purchase etc.
5. PURCHASE :May differ from decision, time lapse between
purchase decision and the actual purchase, productavailability.
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6.Post-Purchase Evaluation-
outcome:Satisfaction or Dissatisfaction.Have you made the right decision?
This can be reduced by warranties, after salescommunication etc.It is the outcome Satisfaction or Dissatisfaction. Thiscan be reduced by warranties, after sales
communication etc.
Ex: After eating an Indian meal, may think that really you wanted a Chinese meal instead of Indian.
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so where to start
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everywhere
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