ch 4 Flashcards
steps in the general model of customer exp
need recognition
info search
evaluation of alternatives
purchase/conversion
post-purchase/conversion evaluation and behaviour
factors affecting info search
percevied risk
confidence in decision making ability
level of interest in the good/service
percevied value
benefit to the customer
heuristics
pattern matching shortcuts to save time and effort in making more complex decisions
cognitive dissonance
the uncertainity felt after a purchase. Occurs bc cx want justification that they made a good choice, especially for purchases that are considered higher risk and more difficult to evaluate
three influences on customer experience
contexual, social, individual infleucnes
individual influences
personality, self-image, selective attention, selective interpretation, selective retention
individual influences - perception
selective attention/exposure, selective interpretation/distortion, selective retention
reference groups
serves as a standard against which you measure yourself
aspirant groups
these groups influence our behaviour without any formal relationship
opinion leader
influences other when they purchase in the category
contextual influences
include the type of decision context, time, motivation, expertise and the physical environment
types of consumer buying decisions
involvement, time, cost, info search, numbe rof alt
business to business marketing
active connection between businesses to ensure needs are met
buying centre
the group that makes a purchase decison for a business