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Pasca Rositasari S, S.IP, MMTeaching Portfolio week 5
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Marketing
Stimuli:
Product Price
Place
Promotion
Other Stimuli:
Economic
Technological Political
Cultural
Buyers
Influencing
Factors:
Cultural
Social
Personal
Psychologi
cal
Buyers Decision
Process:
Problem
recognition Information
Search
Evaluation of
alternatives
Purchase decision
Postpurchase
behavior
Buyers Decision:
Product choice
Brand choice Dealer choice
Purchase
timing
Purchase
amount
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Culture-subculture: nationalities, religions,racial groups, geographic regions set of value
Social factors include: reference groups, family,social roles & status
To discuss:1. Asian set of value vs Americans2. Product McDonald, who plays
the bigger role in buying decision?
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Personal factors include:age & stage in life cycle,
occupation, economiccircumstances, lifestyle,personality, self-concept.Psychographics:
psychology + demographics
To discuss:1. Brands have personality. Example?
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Psychological factors include: motivation,perception, learning, beliefs, attitudes.
Motives behind a buying process are complex.Example: why choose Omega? Status or timeaccuracy?
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Motivation using Freuds theory, Maslowstheory, Herzberg theory.
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Perception in process: same stimuli can result adifferent action, due to:
Selective attention: stimuli screen out Selective distortion: self interpretation of
information Selective retention: information which
suppport ones beliefs & attitudes retains
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Learning involves changes in an individualsbehavior caused by experience. Marketer can
build demand due to this learning process Attitudes & beliefs are formed through doing
and learning. Marketer can identify brandbeliefs in concumers mind. The association ofbrand can go all the way through the countryof origin.
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Theres a shifting roles between men andwomen in buying decision.5 roles contribute to purchase decision: Initiator: suggest the buying Influencer: using knowledge to advice the
buying Decider: the decision maker Buyer: the goal maker User: the end user
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High Involvement Low involvement
Significant
differences betweenbrands
Complex buying
behavior
Variety-seeking
buying behavior
Few differencesbetween brands
Dissonance-reducing buying
behavior
Habitual buyingbehavior
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Marketing
Stimuli:
Product
Price
Place
Promotion
Other Stimuli:
Economic
Technological Political
Cultural
Buyers
Influencing
Factors:
Cultural Social
Personal
Psychologi
cal
Buyers Decision
Process:
Problem
recognition Information
Search
Evaluation of
alternatives
Purchase decision
Postpurchase
behavior
Buyers Decision:
Product choice
Brand choice
Dealer choice
Purchase
timing
Purchase
amount
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Problem recognition needs (triggered byinternal or external stimuli)
Information search, sources are: personal,commercial, public, experimental
Evaluation know the needs, benefit &attribute of the product
To discuss:1. Which source is the best & why?2. Product: university program. Identify the best source.3. In the complex buying behavior, what marketer must do to help the
evaluation process?
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Evaluation ofalternatives
Purchaseintention
Attitudes ofothers
Unanticipatedsituational
factors
Purchasedecision
Purchase decision is influenced by attitudes of
others & unanticipated situational factors Postpurchase behavior relates to level of
satisfaction or disatisfaction. Postpurchasecommunication is important
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1. Who is the target ofthis ad?
2. What personal &psycological factors
in the buyingprocess have beenincorporated into it?
3. What role is beingaddressed?
4. Using the 5-stage ofbuying process,draw the mind-mapof the purchasingthis product
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Marketing: The story of a guy and a gal who met at a party...Suppose you see a gorgeous girl at a party, you go up to her & say
1. "I am very rich. "Marry me!" - That's Direct Marketing"2. 1 of your friends goes up to her & pointing @ you says: "He's very rich. "Marry him." -That's Advertising."
3. Get her telephone number. The next day, you call and say: "Hi, I'm very rich. "Marry me- Telemarketing"4. She walks up to U & says:"You are very rich! "Can you marry ! me?" - BrandRecognition5. "I am very rich. Marry me!" She gives U a hard slap - Customer Feedback6 "I'm rich, Marry me!" ur wife arrives. - Restriction for entering new markets
Source: http://techmodish.blogspot.com/2011/04/marketing-story-of-couple-who-met-at.html