The Nicosia model of consumer behaviour proposes that consumers progress through 4 stages when making a new purchase:
1) Exposure to marketing messages from firms shapes consumer attitudes
2) Consumers search for information and evaluate brands to find the best means to their ends
3) Motivation leads to the act of purchasing from a retailer
4) Both firms and consumers provide feedback after the purchase, which influences future attitudes and decisions.
The Nicosia model of consumer behaviour proposes that consumers progress through 4 stages when making a new purchase:
1) Exposure to marketing messages from firms shapes consumer attitudes
2) Consumers search for information and evaluate brands to find the best means to their ends
3) Motivation leads to the act of purchasing from a retailer
4) Both firms and consumers provide feedback after the purchase, which influences future attitudes and decisions.
The Nicosia model of consumer behaviour proposes that consumers progress through 4 stages when making a new purchase:
1) Exposure to marketing messages from firms shapes consumer attitudes
2) Consumers search for information and evaluate brands to find the best means to their ends
3) Motivation leads to the act of purchasing from a retailer
4) Both firms and consumers provide feedback after the purchase, which influences future attitudes and decisions.
This model concentrates on the buying decision for a new product Human being is analysed as a system with stimuli as the input and the behaviour is the output Nicosia model explains the consumers' buying behaviour from the marketers' perspective
Field 1
Attitude
Field 2: Search And evaluation Of mean/end(s) Experience relation(s) (Preaction field)
Motivation Field 4: Feedback
Field 3: Act of Purchase Purchasing Behavior
Message Exposure Subfield 1
Firms Attribute Subfield 2
Consumers Attributes (Especially Predisposition Search and evaluation Decision (Action)
Consumption Nicosia model includes 4 stages/Field Field 1: The consumer attitude based on the firms messages The first field is divided into two subfields The first subfield deals with the firms marketing environment and communication efforts that affect consumer attitudes, the competitive environment, and characteristics of target market
Cont Subfield two specifies the consumer characteristics. Experience, personality, and perception on promotional idea Forming attitude (based on interpretation of the messages)
Field 2: search and evaluation The consumer will start to search for other firms brand and evaluate the firms brand in comparison with alternate brands Here the firm motivates the consumer to purchase its brands Field 3: The act of the purchase The result of motivation will arise by convincing the consumer to purchase the firm products from a specific retailer Field 4: Feed back The feedback of both the firm and the consumer after purchasing the product Firms Feedback Sales data Consumers Feedback consumers attitude based on experience and Predispositions on future firms messages.
Merits Brief and quite general. This model focuses on deliberative decision making behaviour of consumers It contributed the Funnel approach diverting consumers mind on general product knowledge to specific brand knowledge (Passive position to an active state) Demerits Not much detail explanation of the internal factors These factors are very essential to include for more interpretation on the products/Brands attributes
Cont Limited predispositions on firms Overlapping of firms attributes and consumers attributes.