Quiz 2 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Economic Needs

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Economy of purchase, convenience, efficiency, dependability

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Psychological Needs

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Motivation, perception, learning, attitude, trust, lifestyle

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3
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Social Influence

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Family, social class, reference groups

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4
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Culture

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Ethnicity, international

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5
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Purchase Situation

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Purchase reason, time, surroundings

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Consumer decision process

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determines if person will or will not purchase

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What are determinants of psychological Influences

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Needs, wants, drives

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PSSP Hierarchy of needs

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1, Physiological Needs
2, Safety Needs
3, Social Needs
4, Personal Needs
5, Social & Global Needs

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Learning Process

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Drive, Cues, Response (response reinforces the cues)

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10
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Psychographics focus

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Activities, Interests, Opinions

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Social Influences

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Family life cycle, Acceptance of new ideas by youngsters, growing singles market, relocation for teens, empty nesters, real decision maker, reference group, opinion leaders, social media

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Culture and Ethnicity

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Culture, Ethnic Groups, Stereotypes, International Markets

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Source of Problem Recognition

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Out of Stock, Dissatisfaction, New Needs or Wants, Related Product Purchase, Market Induced Recognition, New Products

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Consumer Motivation

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The way a consumer perceives a situation and becomes driven to resolve it will influence the remainder of the decision process

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15
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Internal Search

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Think about brands, Quickly reduce options, choice based on past experience

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External Search

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Personal Sources, Market Sources, Public Sources, Personal Sources, Internet

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Selective Perception Process

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Selective Exposure
Selective Perception
Selective Retention

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Two Forms of Evaluative Criteria

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Objective, (Price, Warranty Service)
Subjective, (Style, Appearance, Image)

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Consumer Attitude

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Affective, Cognitive, Conative

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Attitude Sequence

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Cognitive - Affective - Conative
Affective - Conative - Cognitive
Conative - Cognitive - Affective

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How Consumers Learn

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Thinking, Intellectual evaluation comparing attributes with values
Conditioning, conditioning through association or reinforcement
Modeling, emulation (copying) of respected examples

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After Purchase Experience

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Second thoughts, Spread the word, Post purchase regret

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Generic Market

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Market with broadly similar needs and sellers often offer diverse ways to meet those needs

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Product market

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market with very similar needs and sellers offering various close substitute ways of satisfying your needs

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Generic Market Definition
Customer needs + customer types + geographic area
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Product Market Definition
Customer needs + customer types + geographic area + Product type
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Market Segmentation
Group of customers who share similar inclinations towards a brand
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Reasons for segmentation
Better focus on consumer needs More effective marketing strategies Allocate resources based on attractiveness of different segments
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Three types of Segmentation
one to one marketing marketing segmentation mass marketing
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Micromarketing
Collaborative filtering, making predictions about single users by collecting info from many users
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Dimensions for segmenting consumer markets
Geographic, Demographic, Behavioral, Psychographic
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Geographic segmentation
By region, City vs Rural, By Climate, By Density
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Sophisticated techniques for segmentation
clustering, customer relationship management, dynamic behavioral segmentation
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Evaluating market segments
segment size and growth, segment structural attractiveness, company objectives and resources
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Segment success criteria
homogenous within heterogenous between substantial operational
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steps in segmentation
segmentation target marketing positioning
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what determines positioning
product price promotion distribution
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factors to consider for the positioning strategy
what segments are they trying to reach position of competitors composition of brand
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government market
FCPA size and diversity competitive bids "approved" supplier list
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Buying center
buyers users gatekeepers deciders influencers
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model of organizational buying
defining the problem buying process managing the buyer seller relationship
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