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Page 1: Understanding Consumer Behaviour

By Ghaayathri PGAPR09Rm082

Consumer Behavior

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• Study of People• How and why they buy what they Buy?• How to identify needs and satisfy them ?

•Why CB??

What is Consumer Behavior??

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Where is the fit??

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Segmenting the Internet Space

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Overall Model

CDP

Self Concept

and Lifestyle

Need

s

Des

ires

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Consumer(Complex ) Decision Process

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Decision Making

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Consumer PerceptionPerception is the way a person acquires and assigns meaning to a stimuli

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Learning

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Conditioning Theories

Classic Stimulus-response theory focusing on reflex behaviour

OperantReinforcement of behaviour

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Cognitive Learning Theory

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• Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs• McClelland Theory – Power, Achievement

and Affliation• Herzberg Theory Hygiene - Motivation

Theory • Latent and Manifest Needs

Consumer Motivation

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Herzberg Hygiene –Motivation Theory

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Consumer Personality

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The way people think, act or feel towards a situation

Attitudes and Influencing Attitudes

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Memory –Main Stages

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• Appeal to senses - attract initial attention– e.g. colours, sounds, size, words, freebies, product

samples• Ensure immediate rehearsal – short-term memory• Assist with transfer to long-term memory:

– Word associations– Ask questions– Images that are familiar to the target audience– Use reinforcement– Same logo and slogans on all promotions, packaging, etc.– Use links between words and images

• Retrieval - use techniques to aid retrieval– e.g. Overall theme of ads match in-store promotions

Applying Memory to Ads

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Thank You