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    CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR

    PRESENTATION 2

    PRESENTED BY:

    Priyanka Ghosh(104)

    Geetika Sethi (109)

    Rajarshi Dutta (108)

    Mohit Tihara (61)

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    A Manufacture of a new product for whitening teeth

    would like to investigate the effects of package

    design and label information on consumers

    perceptions of the product and their intentions to buy

    it? Would you advise the manufacturer to use

    observational research, experimentation or a survey?

    Explain your choice.

    The Question:

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    Data Collection Methods

    Observation

    Experimentation

    Surveys

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    Observational Research

    Helps marketers gain an in-depth understanding

    of the relationship between people and products

    by watching them buying and using products.

    Helps researchers gain a better understanding of

    what the product symbolizes.

    Widely used by interpretivist researchers

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    Survey

    Consumers are ask about their

    purchase preference and

    consumption experiences .

    This is done by personal

    interviews, Telephone surveys,

    Mail surveys and Online

    surveys.

    Quantitative

    Questionnaires

    Attitude Scale

    Qualitative

    Depth Group

    Focus Group

    Projective

    Techniques

    Metaphor

    Analysis

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    Experimentation

    Can be used to test the relative sales appeal of

    many types of variables.

    Only one variable is manipulated at a time,

    keeping other elements constant.

    Can be conducted in laboratories or in the field.

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    An Experiment is comprised of two major

    components:

    Independent variables.

    Dependent variables.

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    Any difference in the outcome(the dependent variable) is due to different

    treatments of the variable under study and not to extraneous factors.

    Example :One study tested the effectiveness of using an attractive versus

    unattractive endorser in promoting two types of product : product that are

    used to enhance attractiveness and products that are not.

    A controlled Experiment

    Prior to launching a new product, elements such as package, price and

    promotion are manipulated in a controlled setting in order to predict sales

    or gauge the possible responses of the product.

    Test Marketing

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    Packaging and labeling for a

    product of whitening teeth Packaging is enclosing or protecting products for distribution,

    storage, sale, and use. Packaging also refers to the process of

    design, evaluation, and production of packages.

    Labels are used for product identification, name tags,

    advertising, warnings, and other communication.

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    Test arketi g

    In case of launching a new product for whitening teeth we chose for TEST

    MARKETING as our application of casual research to realize the effects of

    package design and label information on consumers perceptions of the

    product and intension to buy it.

    .

    The researcher observes a respondents behavior

    towards the older way of labeling and packaging

    of the similar product. HOW?

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    In market test for a new product of whitening teeth , respondents can

    view on a TV advertisement, Computer screen or super market shelves

    that are included of the similar product in an older version. The

    examine it by rotating it, touching the image and then they decide to

    buy it.

    Observation made by the researcher:

    HOW LONG THE RESPONDENT SPENDS LOOKING AT THE

    PRODUCT AND TIME SPENT TO EXAMINE EACH SIDE OF THE

    PACK AND NO.OF ORDER OF PURCHASE.

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    Reference :

    Consumer behaviourby Leon G.

    Schiffman&L

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    azar kanuk

    Google.com