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    MARKETINGMANAGEMENT

    Buying behaviour

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    Consumer markets & consumer

    buyer behaviorModel of Consumer Behavior

    Characteristics Affecting Consumer BehaviorTypes of Buying Decision Behaviors

    The Buyer Decision ProcessThe Buyer Decision Process for New Products

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    Model of consumer behavior

    Consumer buyer behavior

    Buying behavior of final consumersIndividuals & households who buy goods & services forpersonal consumption

    Consumer marketAll of the personal consumption of final consumers

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    Model of consumer behavior

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    Characteristics affecting consumerbehavior

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    Characteristics affecting CB:

    SubculturesGroups of people within a culture with shared value

    systems based on common life experiences andsituationsBengalis

    GujaratisPunjabisMallusTams

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    Characteristics affecting CB: Social

    classSociety's relatively permanent and ordered

    divisions whose members share similar values,interests, and behaviors

    Measured by a combination of occupation,income, education, wealth, and othervariables

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    SEC [Urban]

    Source : Market Research Society of India, indiastat.com

    EIGHT Classes labeled as A1, A2, B1, B2, C, D, E1 and E2; A1 the upper-most, & E2 the lowest

    Illiterate

    Schoolupto 4

    years /literatebut noformal

    schooling

    School 5-9years

    SSC /HSC

    SomeCollegebut not

    Graduate

    Graduate/ Post-

    Graduate(General)

    Graduate

    / Post-Graduate(Profession

    al)

    E1E1 D

    C B2 B1None D C B2 B1 A19 - 10 C B1 A210+

    B2 B1 A2 A1C

    B1Junior B2 B1 A2

    Middle /Senior

    A2

    B2A2

    B2C

    DC

    B1

    D

    B2B1 A2

    A1

    CB1

    A1A1

    A2

    DD

    E2

    A2

    Self-employedClerical / SalesmanSupervisory Level

    Officers /Executives:

    Skilled WorkersPetty TradersShop OwnersBussinessmen /Industrialists withemployees (nos.):

    Occupation

    Education

    Unskilled Workers E2 D

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    SEC [Rural]

    Pucca Semi KuchhaIlliterateLiterate but no formal school R3

    Upto 4th standard5th to 9th standardS.S.C./H.S.C. R2 R3 R3

    Some College but not GraduateGraduate/Post Graduate (General)Graduate/Post Graduate (Professional)

    R4

    R3R2R1

    Education Type of House

    R4R4

    R3

    Source : Market Research Society of India, indiastat.com

    FOUR Classes labeled as R1, R2, R3, and R4; R1 the upper-most, & R4 the lowest

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    Characteristics affecting CB:Groups & social networks

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    WOM influence and buzz marketing

    Opinion leaders are people within a referencegroup who exert social influence on othersAlso called influentials or leading adoptersMarketers identify them to use as brandambassadors

    Characteristics affecting CB:Groups & social networks

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    Online Social Networks are online communities

    where people socialize or exchange informationand opinionsInclude blogs, social networking sites (facebook),virtual worlds (second life)

    Characteristics affecting CB:Groups & social networks

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    Characteristics affecting CB: SocialFactors

    Family most important consumer-buying

    organization in societyThe groups, family, clubs, and organizationsthat a person belongs to define his/her socialrole and status

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    Characteristics affecting CB:Personal factors

    Age and life-cycle stage

    RBCs Royal Band stagesYouth: younger than 18

    Getting started: 1835Builders: 3550Accumulators: 5060Preservers: over 60

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    Characteristics affecting CB:Personal factors

    Occupation affects the goods and services

    bought by consumersEconomic situation includes trends in:

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    Lifestyle is a person's pattern of living as

    expressed in his or her psychographicsMeasures consumer's AIOs (activities, interests,opinions) to capture information about aperson's pattern of acting and interacting in theenvironment

    Characteristics affecting CB:Personal factors

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    Personality and self-concept

    Personality refers to the unique psychologicalcharacteristics that lead to consistent and lastingresponses to the consumers environment

    Characteristics affecting CB:Personal factors

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    Characteristics affecting CB

    h ff

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    Characteristics affecting CB:Psychological factors

    Ch i i ff i CB

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    Characteristics affecting CB:Psychological factors [Motivation]

    A motive is a need that is sufficiently pressing

    to direct the person to seek satisfactionMotivation research refers to qualitative

    research designed to probe consumers'hidden, subconscious motivations

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    Characteristics affecting CB

    Ch i i ff i CB

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    Characteristics affecting CB:Psychological factors [Perception]

    Process by which people select,

    organize, and interpret information toform a meaningful picture of the world

    from three perceptual processesSelective attention

    Selective distortionSelective retention

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    Ch t i ti ff ti g CB

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    Change in individual's behavior arising from

    experience & occurs through interplay of:

    Characteristics affecting CB:Psychological factors [Learning]

    Characteristics affecting CB:

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    Belief is a descriptive thought that a person

    has about something based on:Knowledge

    OpinionFaith

    Characteristics affecting CB:Psychological factors [Beliefs]

    Characteristics affecting CB:

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    Attitudes describe a person's relatively

    consistent evaluations, feelings, andtendencies toward an object or idea

    Characteristics affecting CB:Psychological factors [Attitudes]

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    Types of buying decision behavior

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    Types of buying decision behavior

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    The buyer DM process

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    The DM process: Need recognition

    Occurs when the buyer recognizes a problem or

    need triggered by:Internal stimuliExternal stimuli

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    Personal sources

    Family and friendsCommercial sourcesAdvertising, Internet

    Public sourcesMass media, consumer organizations

    Experiential sourcesHandling, examining, using the product

    The DM process: Info search

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    Th DM P h d i i

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    The act by the consumer to buy the most

    preferred brandThe purchase decision can be affected by:

    Attitudes of othersUnexpected situational factors

    The DM process: Purchase decision

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    Th b DM f NP

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    The buyer DM process for NPs

    Adoption process is the mental process an individual

    goes through from first learning about an innovationto final regular use.Stages in the process include:

    Influence of product characteristics

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    on rate of adoption

    Ad C i i

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    Adopter Categorization

    2 1/2%Innovators

    131

    /2%Earlyadopters

    34%Early

    majority

    34%Late

    majority

    16%Laggards

    Time of adoption innovations