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Page 1: Consumer Behavior - Blood Awareness

GROUP ASSIGNMENTNhóm 5 Chị EmMKT0901

Page 2: Consumer Behavior - Blood Awareness

70 % YOUNG PEOPLE ASKED DONATED ONCE

ONLY 10% WILL DONATE MORE

THE SITUATION

ANALYZING

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People aged from 18- 24, who have never donated blood in Viet Nam

Healthy and social concerned , people concerned

Lack of understanding blood donation process, afraid of health issue, have family rejection

SEGMENTATION

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Consumer Behavior Theoretical Framework

Hesitation reasons:

• Functional risk (health affection, blood allocation)

• Problem recognition

• Information search

Solution:

• Motivation (arouse a need and wish to satisfy): blood donated tree

• Expectancy

• Repeating: appear everyday.

Blood donator: both seller & consumer => RATIONAL

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Blood donation process includes:

donor’s fully understanding what they are donating blood for

how it happens

guarantee of health protection

=> Problem: most people still have doubts

INSIGHTS

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According to Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) study, only 22.8% of the people are knowledgeable in blood donation process.

Usual/wrong cognition: Blood donation procedures = medical history, quick blood test for diseases and take the blood.

=> Not 100% understanding of blood donation process.

INSIGHTS

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Correct blood donation procedures: a long process:

Propaganda

Organizing events

Preserving donated blood

Giving blood to patients

INSIGHTS

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Where do the blood go? Donors don’t know.

The majority of interviewees haven’t seen their blood being transmitted

Only 36% people who come to donate blood think of saving lives.

=> Incorrect perception

INSIGHTS

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ABC model

Affect: how people afraid that how unclear blood donation procedures are will prevent them from donating blood.

Behavior: People think blood donation is an unclear process do not donate blood.

Cognition: they have a belief in their mind that blood donation procedures are unclear, unsafe

=> Problem: most people still have doubts

INSIGHTS

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Deployment planCOGNITION CAMPAIGN

1. Blood Network

2. Communication, Media making

3. Crowdfunding

4. Blood Transport System

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1. BLOOD NETWORK

• Promoting connectivity

• Direct interaction

• A transparent and effective process

Objectives

• Step 1: Targeting.

• Step 2: Collect Data

• Step 3: Create truly connected environment

Proceedings

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2. COMMUNICATION IDEAs

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3. THE BLOOD TOWERCROWDFUNDING IDEA

Give an IDEA about theNEED OF BLOOD

MOTIVATE them to ACHIEVE THE GOAL

Encourage SHARING

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4. BLOOD TRANSPORT SYSTEM

Purposes

• Transferred to the people who need blood

• Creates trust and motivate for volunteers to donate blood

• Prevent fraud and abuse

Proceedings

• Code number

• Informed the donator (SMS, Email…)

• Not to reveal the individual, condition of blood recipients.

Assistance agencies

• Company mobile network (VNPT, Viettel..)

• Software company

Thanks

Purpose of using blood

Where and when

blood is used

Check code &

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