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Analyzing ConsumerBehaviour
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The Difference Between…
Consumer BuyerBehaviour
The buying behaviour
of final consumers –
individuals and
households who buy
goods and services
for personal
consumption
Business BuyerBehaviour
The buyer behaviour
of organisations that
buy goods and
services for use in the
production of other
products and services
or for the purpose of
reselling or renting
them to others at a rofit
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Building Success Offers good bikes,
upgraded showrooms,
and revised salestactics.
Consumer emotions,motivations, and lifestyleresearch has beentranslated into effective
advertising. Harley riders are fiercely
loyal to the brand, older,better educated, affluent.
Harley-Davidson –
Devoted Consumers
Case Study
Measuring Success Currently has 26% of all U.S.
bike sales and 50% of
heavyweight segment. Demand outstripped supply
for several years; waits of upto 2 years for popular models.
Annual revenues/earningshave grown at 14% to 23%over past 10 years.2007: 21st straight year ofrecord sales and income.
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Understanding Customers:The Key Questions
Who isimportant?
How dothey buy?
When dothey buy?
What aretheir choice
Criteria?
Where dothey buy?
Customers
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Simple Response Model
Stimulus Organism Response
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Factors Influencing ConsumerBehaviour - Process
StimuliProcess
[Black Box]Response
Marketingand other
Stimuli
Buyer [BlackBox]
Response
Psychology
Marketing
Marketing
e.g. Product
Promotion
Other
e.g. Economic
Cultural
Characteristicsand decision
makingprocess
Product choice
Brand choice
Dealer choice
Purchasetiming
Amount
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Factors Influencing ConsumerBehaviour - Context
Cultural
• Culture
• Sub-culture
• Social class
Social
• Referencegroups
• Family
• Roles andstatus
Personal
• Age andlifestyle
• Occupation
• Economicsituation
• Personalityand self-concept
Psychological
• Motivation
• Perception
• Learning
• Beliefs andattitudes
Buyer
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Psychological Factors
Perception Learning
Beliefs &
Attitudes
Motivation
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Psychological needs
(food, water, shelter) 1
Safety needs (security, protection)
2
Social needs(sense of belonging, love) 3
Esteem needs(self-esteem, recognition)
4
Self-actualization
(self-developmentand realization)
5
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Social Factors
ReferenceGroups
Roles &Statuses
Family
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Influences on ConsumerBehavior
Personal Influences
Age and Family LifeCycle Stage
Lifestyle
Occupation &Economic Circumstances
Personality &Self-Concept
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Four Types of BuyingBehavior
ComplexBuying
Behavior
Dissonance-
Reducing BuyingBehavior
Variety-SeekingBehavior
Habitual
BuyingBehavior
Significantdifferences
betweenbrands
Few
differencesbetweenbrands
HighInvolvement
LowInvolvement
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Classic Model of Consumer BuyingBehaviour
Problemrecognition
Informationsearch
Evaluation ofalternatives
Purchasedecision
Postpurchasebehavior
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Problem Recognition
Awareness of Problem/Need Raised by:
Routine depletion
Change in circumstances Problem
Perceived as the difference between
current and desired situation
The Role of Advertising
Sometimes, potential customersbecome aware of their problem
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Information Search
Involves the Identification of AlternativeSolutions by Searching
Internal search Relevant information from memory
Role of advertising and branding
External search Friends, family, work colleagues
Commercial sources - adverts,brochures
salespeople-
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Evaluation of Alternatives
Firstly
Reduction of solutions to a manageable
shortlist Evoked set
A shortlist of brands for careful
evaluation Secondly: Ranking of the Evoked Set
Cost
Availability
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Choice Criteria
Reliability
Durability
Performance
Format
Technical
Price
Value formoney
Runningcosts
Residualvalue
Economic
Status
Socialbelonging
Convention
Fashion
Social
Self-image
Riskreduction
Ethics
Emotions
Personal
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Total
Set
Decision Making Sets
Aware-
ness
Set
Consid-
erationSet
ChoiceSet Decision
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Steps Between Evaluation ofAlternatives and a Purchase Decision
Evaluationof
alternatives
Purchasedecision
Unanticipatedsituational
factors
Attitudeof others
Purchaseintention
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Purchase
Selection of
Quantity
Quality
Exact product characteristics
Brand
Retailer [e-Tailer] and method ofpayment
The Transaction
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Post-Purchase Evaluation
Satisfaction
Transaction
Performance
Durability
Dis-satisfactionCognitive dissonance
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What is Dissonance?
‘The Opposite of Satisfaction’
Often Occurs With Products that are:Expensive - car
Difficult - many alternatives each with
unique benefits - holidays
Irrevocable - house-buying
Individual Tendency to Experience
Anxiety
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The Buyer Decision Processfor New Products
Awareness
The consumer becomes aware of the new product
Interest
The consumer seeks information about the new product Evaluation
The consumer decides whether trying the new productmakes sense
Trial
The consumer tries the new product on a small scale toimprove his estimate of its value
Adoption
The consumer decides to make full and regular use of thenew product