6 buying process Flashcards
customer behavior
-the process a customer uses to make purchase decisions and dispose of purchased goods
-includes factors that influence purchase decisions and product use
what are the purchase process phases?
phase 1: trigger, search and consideration and evaluation of alternatives
phase 2: purchase
phase 3: post. purchase (experience)
-affected by cultural social individual psych and marketing factors all influence
what are the subcategories of evaluation of alternatives?
-awareness set: options heard of (need to make sure we get in this step)
-consideration set - what meets your initial buying needs
-choice set- conteners for your purchase
what is post-purchase experience and behavior?
-compare actual experience vs expectations
-expectations come from personal reasoning, social influence, marking influence
-level of satisfaction strongly affects repurchase and word of mouth
cognitive dissonance?
-idea of what you purchased is not as good as you hoped
-seeking information that reinforces postive ideas about the purchase
-avoiding infomation that contradicts the purchase decisison
-revoking teh orginal decisions by returning the product
how can marketers reduce cognitive dissoance?
effective communication and follow up
-guarantees and warranties
paradox of choice
-more choices we have in the purchase making decision the more likely we are to be concerned about making a bad decision
what are factors affecting decision making?
-cognitive vs emotional
-high v low involvement
-optimizing v satisfying
-non v compensatory
what is cognitive v emotional
-c: more slower, systematic, and more exhaustive than e
how do you know if a person buying pprocess is cognitive or emotional?
-product type utilitarian (practical) vs ego-expressive
-context -use of the product
-individual preference - natural tendedices of indivdual buyers
what is search v experience
search offering : something i can examine and evaluate completely before the purchase
-experience : can only evaluate after experiencing it
involvment
how invoved the customer is going to be during the purchase
-how long and how much effort does teh customer put in each 1
-high: fully engaged, long time, more risk, high uncertainty, high priced, more choices
-low: low engament, low effort. short time, high confidence, lower priced, few choices
optimizing v satisfiers
o: customer are motivated to purchase the best alternative they can
-s: settle for an alternative that is good enough
compensatory v non
-c: customer attempts to consider all the of the attributes that are relevant, making trade offs between and among attributes
-non: customer considers some but not all of a prodcuts attributes and ignores potential trade offs between attributes
=people make spread sheets for this type of stuff
what are compensatory decisions driven by ?
-size of choice set
-importance pf attributes
-resource availability