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What is Consumer Behaviour?

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The behaviour that consumers display in searching for, purchasing, using, evaluating and disposing of products and services that they expect will satisfy their needs.

  • Schiffman, et al. (2011)
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Why do marketers need to understand consumers?

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To:
* Provide value to customers
* Ensure customer satisfaction
* Build trust
* Retain customers

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What is the definition of customer value?

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The ratio between perceived benefits and the resources used to obtain those benefits.

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What is customer satisfaction?

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The consumer’s perception of the product or service performance relative to his expectations.

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What is the importance of trust in marketing?

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Trust is the foundation for maintaining a long-standing relationship with customers.

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What is market segmentation?

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The process of dividing a market into subsets of consumers with common needs or characteristics.

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What are the four types of market segmentation variables?

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  • Geographic Variables
  • Demographic Variables
  • Psychographic Variables
  • Behavioural Variables
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List examples of geographic variables used in market segmentation.

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  • Region
  • City Size
  • Density
  • Climate
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List examples of demographic variables used in market segmentation.

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  • Age
  • Family Size
  • Gender
  • Income
  • Occupation
  • Education
  • Religion
  • Race
  • Nationality
  • Generation
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List examples of psychographic variables used in market segmentation.

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  • Lifestyle
  • Activities
  • Interests
  • Opinions
  • Values
  • Personality
  • Social Class
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List examples of behavioural variables used in market segmentation.

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  • Occasions
  • Benefits Sought
  • User Status
  • Usage Rate
  • Brand Loyalty
  • Readiness Stage
  • Attitude Towards Product
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What is the significance of creating meaningful segmentation profiles?

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It helps marketers understand and target specific consumer groups more effectively.

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What is primary research?

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Original research conducted by you or someone you hire to collect data specifically for your current objective.

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What is secondary research?

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Searching for existing data that was originally collected by someone else.

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What are some methods of primary research?

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  • Surveys
  • In-Depth Interviews
  • Focus Groups
  • Experiments
  • Observational Research
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What is the advantage of primary research?

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It is specific to your needs and you control the quality.

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What is a disadvantage of secondary research?

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Data can be too old and/or not specific enough for your needs.

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What is the function of focus groups in primary research?

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A discussion group that consists of a few respondents to discuss a subject thoroughly.

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What is observational research?

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It consists primarily of observing consumer behaviours in different situations, in natural or artificial settings.

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What are the key aspects of consumer behaviour in the obtaining phase?

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  • How do consumers decide what they want to buy?
  • Where do they buy?
  • How do they pay for it?
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What are the key aspects of consumer behaviour in the consuming phase?

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  • How do they use the product?
  • How do they store it?
  • How much of the product do they use?
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What are the key aspects of consumer behaviour in the disposing phase?

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  • How do they get rid of the remaining?
  • How do they recycle?
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How can segmentation help target the right profile of women consumers?

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By identifying specific groups within the broader market that share common characteristics.

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What is the outcome of understanding consumer needs?

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Companies can develop marketing strategies to meet the consumer’s wants and needs.

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True or False: It is more cost-effective to retain existing customers than to acquire new ones.
True
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What is shadowing in market research?
Researcher accompanies consumer through the shopping and consumption process.
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What are physiological measures in primary research?
Measures that gauge physiological reactions, including: * Eye Tracker * Face Reader * Electroencephalogram (EEG)
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What is internal secondary data?
Previously collected in-house information originally used for another purpose.
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What is external secondary data?
Data from public or government databases, including: * Government records * Periodicals and articles from online services
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What happens when market research is not done well?
Companies may not understand consumers, leading to: * Poor product development * Ineffective marketing * Potential issues with customer engagement
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What percentage of women in Singapore own a fitness/activity tracker?
43% of women.
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What is the rationale for conducting focus groups?
To find out where women want to buy products, if they exchange older models, and the environments they use products in.
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What type of research method involves observing how consumers use products?
Observational research.
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What are some suggested features for smartwatches targeted at women?
Smartwatch needs to be: * Lightweight * Functional * Smaller * Compatible with both Android and iOS
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What is the motto of the 'Trailblazers' segment?
'I want to stand out from the crowd.'
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What is a suggested activity for the 'Social-siders' segment?
Organize Instagram contests for Fitbit customers.
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What is the focus of the survey conducted on women regarding smartwatches?
To find out the factors they look for when purchasing smartwatches.
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Fill in the blank: The value of market research is to help companies understand _______.
[consumers and their behavior]
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What are the types of segmentation variables?
Segmentation variables include: * Geographic * Demographic * Psychographic * Behavioural
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What are primary research methods?
Methods include: * Surveys * In-depth interviews * Focus groups * Experiments * Observational research * Physiological measures
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What is the significance of understanding consumer behavior?
Key to planning and managing the ever-changing marketing environment.
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What is the importance of consumer insights?
Helps companies reach out to consumers successfully.
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True or False: Women are more likely than men to experience cognitive dissonance.
True.
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What are the four primary research methods?
Survey, In-depth Interviews, Focus Groups, Experiments ## Footnote Additional methods include Observational Research and Physiological Measures.
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What is the difference between internal and external secondary data?
Internal secondary data comes from within the organization, while external secondary data is sourced from outside the organization. ## Footnote Understanding this distinction is crucial for effective research analysis.
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Fill in the blank: The primary research method that involves gathering data through direct questioning is called _______.
Survey
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What is observational research?
A primary research method where data is gathered by observing subjects in their natural environment. ## Footnote This method allows researchers to see actual behavior rather than reported behavior.
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True or False: Focus groups are a method of secondary research.
False ## Footnote Focus groups are considered a primary research method.
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List three types of secondary research limitations.
* Data may be outdated * Data may not fit specific research needs * Quality of data can vary ## Footnote These limitations can affect the reliability of findings.
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What is the role of physiological measures in primary research?
They assess biological responses to stimuli, providing insights into consumer behavior. ## Footnote Examples include measuring heart rate or brain activity.
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Fill in the blank: The method of primary research that collects data by interviewing individuals in detail is called _______.
In-depth Interviews
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What is the purpose of experiments in primary research?
To establish cause-and-effect relationships by manipulating variables. ## Footnote This method often involves control and experimental groups.
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What is a focus group?
A qualitative research method where a small group discusses a topic guided by a moderator. ## Footnote Focus groups are useful for exploring consumer attitudes and perceptions.
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What are the main components of the concept diagram for primary and secondary research?
Primary Research, Secondary Research, Internal Secondary Data, External Secondary Data ## Footnote This diagram helps to visualize the relationships between different types of research.

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