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INSTRUCTOR: YU CHENG, CLAIRE
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• Reason for success–Technology-driven cameras with
affordable price ranges
• Essential steps in customers’ storytelling and emotion-
sharing journeys
• Key to success–Understanding customer needs and
motivations
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What can marketers do
with the consumer
behavior analysis?
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What marketers want to know about consumer behavior?
Consumers make many buying decisions every day, and the buying decision is the focus point of
the marketer’s effort.
⚫What consumer buy
⚫Where they buy
⚫How and how much they buy,
⚫When they buy
⚫Why they buy (food, for hunger; flower, buy for female)
1 Market opportunity:
From the marketing point of view, the market opportunity is the needs
that not been met for customers.
To understand what consumers need meet or not meet, usually involves
the analysis of market conditions and market trends. For example, by
analyzing the way of life of consumers or the change of consumer income
level, can reveal what are the consumer needs and desires are not been
met.
On this basis, the enterprise can be targeted to develop new products.
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What can marketers do with the consumer behavior analysis
2. Market segment 市场细分:
Market segmentation is the basis of most marketing strategy, the essence
of the overall market is divided into several sub markets, each segment of
the consumer with the same or similar needs or behavioral
characteristics.
The purpose of the enterprise market segment, is to find yourself into the
target market, and according to the demand characteristics of the target
market, to develop targeted marketing solutions, the unique needs of
target market of consumers get more fully satisfied.
For example, watches wore according to situations, formal occasions,
sports wear, or ordinary wear at ordinary times subdivide into different
markets.
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What can marketers do with the consumer behavior analysis
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An example of consumer behavior analysis:
WeChat user report in 2019
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Buzzword
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2. Consumer Markets &
Consumer Buying Behavior
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Consumer Markets and Consumer Buyer Behavior
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Model of Buyer Behavior
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3. Types of Buying
decision Behavior
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Discussion
1. In what kind of situation, will you want to buy a
coke?
2. Will you spend a lot of time to buy your breakfast?
How about to buy a car?
3. Will you buy a thing immediately or you need to
take a long time to study it before you make the
purchase decision?
4. Have you ever felt uncomfortable after you
purchase something, and you thought you should
buy the other brand?
5. Have you ever tried to return something or get a
refund?
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Involvement 参与度
Involvement is the level of arousal or interest associated with a particular
buying decision. The level of involvement is in the consumers themselves.
High involvement
Usually involve more buying participants and more buyer deliberation.
Low involvement
Much less attention compared with high involvement
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Exercise: Match the examples and the buying decision behavior
Complex buying behavior You keep reaching for a same brand
of soysauce.
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4.Factors Influencing
Consumer Behavior
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Factors Influencing Consumer Behavior
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Cultural Factors
Culture Subculture Social class
Set of basic values, Group of people with shared Relatively permanent and
perceptions, wants, and value systems based on ordered divisions in a society
behaviors learned by an common life experiences and whose members share similar
individual from family and situations values, interests, and
other important African-American consumers behaviors (by income,
institutions occupation …)
Asian-American consumers
Cross-cultural marketing:
Including ethnic themes and
cross-cultural perspectives
within a brand’s mainstream
marketing
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Word-of-month influence and Buzz marketing,
Word-of-
Opinion
Groups mouth A person belongs to
leader
influence many groups, family,
clubs, organizations.
Consider the various
roles a working mothers
Online social Roles and
Family plays.
networks status
Personality
Lifestyle and self-
concept
Brand personality, Apple
Customers not just buy
computer with “excitement”,
products, they buy values
Dove with “sincerity”
and lifestyles those products
represent.
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Perception is the process by which people select,
organize, and interpret information to form a meaningful
picture of the world. Selective distortion describes the
tendency of people to interpret information in a way that
will support what they already believe. Selective
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The buyer decision process
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Need recognition
⚫The buyer recognizes a problem or need by internal stimuli or external
stimuli.
Internal stimuli: hunger, thirst
External stimuli: advertisement or a discussion with friends
⚫The need itself may be something that we were not aware of.
Discuss:1. How to sell comb to a monk?
2. How to sell fridges to Eskimo?
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Adopter Categories Based on Relative Time of Adoption
of Innovations
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The buyer decision process
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Information search
If you are a marketing representative, how can you make the
customers gain as much information as possible of the following
products?
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The buyer decision process
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Evaluation of alternatives
There may be many possibilities that you will evaluate before you make the purchase decision.
For example, if you are going to buy a car, you consider many things like gas mileage, the price,
the styling, the durability of the engine, how much space it has for loading stuff, what your
friends think about it, what the cost of insurance is.
We evaluate how good or bad, or how highly or poorly a particular choice rates on something.
With different criteria, we evaluate how well they are.
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The buyer decision process
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Post purchase Behavior
What determines whether the buyer
is satisfied or dissatisfied with a
purchase?
The relationship between the
consumer’s expectations and the
product’s perceived performance.
E.g. Electronic device, car, mobile
phone service, online store.
Cognitive dissonance or discomfort
caused by post purchase conflict.
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Summary
⚫The purpose of consumer buyer behavior analysis
⚫The four types of consumer behaviors
⚫The buyer decision process
⚫Characteristics affecting consumer behavior
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Question 1
Consumer markets are markets where ( )products and
services are purchased for consumption?
A. School
B. Hospital
C. Factory
D. Individual consumer and households
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Question 2
( ) is people's desire and intention in order to meet certain
needs.
A. Memory
B. Stimuli
C. Learning
D. Perception
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Question 3
( )played an important role in purchasing behavior.
A. Culture
B. Subculture
C. Social class
D. Civilization
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