Week 2 - Individual decision making Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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What are the different targeting strategies

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  • Behavioural/micro targeting
  • Differentiated marketing
  • Concentrated marketing
  • Counter segmentation
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Behavioural / micro targeting

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Segmented based on usage behaviour, design personalised messages to indviduals, following extensive use of hybrid segmentation techniques

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3
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Differentiated marketing

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Involves targeting several segments with individualisation marketing mixes

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4
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Concentrated marketing

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unique marketing mix to one segment

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5
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Counter segmentation

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the market combines two or more smaller segments and targets based upon a generic need

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6
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Positioning

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Designing an offering so that the target segment perceives it as distinct and valuable

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7
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What are the three roles of consumers

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Problem Solvers
Emotion experience
Habitual actors

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What do problem solvers coonsist of

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Rational perspective
deliberate thinking
sequential

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Emotion Experiencer

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  • Consumer rely on their immediate feelings towards products/services
  • emotions result from appraisals we have about an object
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Habitual actors

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  • relies on rules of thumb
  • does not go through CDMP
  • decisions are learned responses to environmental cues
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11
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what are the three types of buying decision behaviour

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  • habitual behaviour
  • limited problem solving
  • extended problem solving
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Habitual behvaiour

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Low risk
frequent purchasing
familiar product and brand

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13
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what is limited problem solving

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low risk and involvement
buyers not motivated ot seek information or evaluate alternatives
limited shopping time

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14
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How does problem recognition occur

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when consumer perceives a significant difference between their current state and desired or ideal state

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15
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What are the two types of information searches

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Internal and external

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16
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What is an internal information source

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  • Search of long term memory/ personal experience
17
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What is an external information source

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  • if internal search is not enough you resort to looking at extrenal sources of relevant infromation
18
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What are the three types of awanress sets

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evoked set
inert set
inept set

19
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What is the evoked set of awanress

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choices being actively considered

20
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What is the inert set of awareness

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not top of mind choices

21
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What is the inept set of awareness

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unacceptable/never considered

22
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What are determinant attributes

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attributes that conumers use to choose between products/services

23
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What are other facts that can influence purchase and post purchase behaviour

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  • contextual effects on buying
  • purchase environment
  • post purchase outcomes
24
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What are contextual effects on buying

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  • physcial surroundings, social surroundings, temporal, task definition
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What is purchase environment
- the shopping environment, spontaneous or planned shopping - point of purchase stimuli
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What is post purchase outcomes
- customer satisfication - customer value - brand loyalty - product disposal
27
what are the four types of value
economic value social value hedonic value alturistic value
28
What are the two components of brand loyalty
Attiudinal (thoughts and feeling) behvaioural (the action)