Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Consumer Behavior
Session 6
Jan 31, 2023
5 W’s & H Macro influencers Micro influencers
• China
Largest Asian Populations by • India
2030 • Indonesia
• Pakistan
THE CONSUMER
Why O DECISION JOURNEY
Active evaluation, or
Closure, when the process of
consumers buy brands researching potential
purchases;
Understand
Behavior
Awareness
Familiarity
Consideration
Purchase
Loyalty
Changing
Young Families
Empty Nesters: • Yuppies
Aging parents left behind
Early nesters:
Mature Nest:
Babies/ Toddlers: Totally
Joint Families;
parent driven
Socio-Economic factors
Rural Urban
Divide Age & Family Life Cycle (FLC) - Youth
Big Towns vs. Socio-Economic
Small Towns Classes Age & FLC - Professionals
Literacy Levels Dependent
Rich-poor divide
Population by Under parental Age & FLC - Seniors
Male-Female % guidance Young, educated,
gender, ethnic informed, tech
group, race, High pester power savvy Less disposable
language income
Quality & health
conscious Aging population
Concerns: with empty nests
environment/ go High Medical &
green support needs;
Social
responsibility
seekers
CB Session # 7
Feb 2, 2023
MIP ERP 70205: Quiz 1: Max Marks 10
1) What do you understand by the statement “The research agencies in Pakistan have
evolved over time”.
2) State and explain what is mystery shopping? And why is it used? Clarify with help of
an example.
3) With reference to the concept of needs, wants & demand, which do you think is the
basic challenge for a marketer. Why?
4) Explain what you think are the top five most important market research objectives?
Challenges
Familiarity of Brand
• Heart Outlet Relevance
• Time Variety of Equity
Geographical
• Soul inventory
Perception
Personal
• Mind
Source
Country of Origin
Post Covid
Consumables Protection Products Behaviour
• 58.7% Food & beverages • 54.5% Personal protection • Online Shopping
• 53.4% Essentials products • Internet Banking
• 44.7% Produce • 49.8% Household cleaning • Requirements
• 36.3% Snacks products • Communication/
• 33.4% Meat/poultry • 44.7% never purchased/ used Engagement
• 21.7% Frozen foods personal protection items • Product availability
before covid-19 outbreak. • Ease of conversion
• 42.7% Personal care products
• 16.5% OTC medicines
Ethical Marketing
https://www.google.com/search?q=pakistani+ad+with+children&oq=
pakistani+ad+with+children&aqs=chrome..69i57.10700j1j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=
ive&vld=cid:c6359908,vid:eiJrmFTGATM
Variability &
Consumers have variance is due to Extended family
Most activities
different needs, difference in system is norm
are taken up in
wants and public and providing limited
groups
demand patterns. private opinions/ personal space
behavior
Implications for Marketers
Design & Position Media/Digital Trends in Commerce and
Strategy Services Financial inclusion
Contribution to e-commerce
Use of multiple languages
industry
J. (non visual women)
https://www.hipinpakistan.com/news/1151062
Dettol (kids/sensuality?)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3o4p8
Surf Excel (culture & kids)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5o7n37
Ahmed Foods (?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inYPBgIwzIw
Competition Act, 2010 Competition Commission of Pakistan
(CA ’10) (CCP 2007 )
• is a state of the art modern law which gives the • is an independent quasi-regulatory, quasi-judicial
Competition Commission of Pakistan legal and body that helps ensure healthy competition
investigative instruments and powers between companies for the benefit of the
• To engender free competition in all spheres of economy
• It prohibits abuse of a dominant position in the
commercial and economic activity, enhance
economic efficiency market, certain types of anti-competitive
• & to protect consumers from anticompetitive agreements, and deceptive market practices.
• It also reviews mergers of undertakings that could
behaviour.
result in a significant lessening of competition.
• The Commission seeks to promote voluntary
compliance and develop a ‘competition culture’ in
the economy.
Competition Commission of Pakistan Competitive Ordinance 2007
(CCP) 2007 Against Deceptive Marketing Practices
• Advertising does not mislead about the potential • The distribution of false or misleading
benefits information
• Emotions portrayed realistically • That can harm the business interests of another
• No direct appeals made to children/parents to undertaking.
buy • to consumers, including the distribution of
• No sense of urgency is created information lacking a reasonable basis, related to
• Ensure they talk within cultural context the price, character, method or place of
• Not just treat them as people who have money production, properties, suitability for use, or
quality of goods.
to buy • Of comparison of goods in the process of
advertising;
• Fraudulent use of another’s trademark, firm
name, or product labeling or packaging.
Dawlance
https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=m6XpaWib4uI
Imperial Tile
https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=YXdPSJ0qE-4
Article
https://www.asianimage.co.uk/news/142
93596.pakistani-fast-food-chain-adverts-a
-little-too-sexy-for-some/