Chapter 13 - Sport consumer behaviour Flashcards
understanding the individual as a sport consumer through segmentation
- market segmentation
- target markets
- segmenting sport consumers based on their motives, perceptions and attitudes
consumer needs and motivation
- identifying and satisfying customers’ unfulfilled needs
- participant motivation
- spectator motivation
- participant and spectator markets
participant motivation
- achievements
- social
- mastery
- extrinsic and intrinsic rewards
achievement
bring driven by competitions, to perform and out perform
social
interactions within sport and event/activities
mastery
intrinsic; pushing yourself to be the best possible
intrinsic reward
personal recognition with medals, trophies, etc.
extrinsic reward
visible reward given to an individual or an employee for achieving something.
spectator motivation
different reasons for watching and participating. motives vary by diversion and eustress
birging
basking in reflective glory
diversion
distraction to get away to do something , watching sporting events with friends even when uninterested
eustress
good type of stress
consumer perception
process by which a person selects, organizes and interprets stimuli to create a meaningful picture of the world
consumer attitudes of marketing efforts
- directed at shaping people’s perception
2. attempting to form or change customers attitude
type of attitudes of consumer
- expressions of inner feelings the reflect likes and dislike
- based on three components (experience, feelings and beliefs )
type of consumers attitude
- loyalty
- involvement
- identification
external factors influencing buying behave
- people closest to us
- groups with whom we choose to associate
- broader society in which we live
reference group
- group that is chosen based on what consumer has learned
2. can affect what a consumer learns subsequently
direct and indirect reference group
influence on the ways we consume sport
socialization process
modelling, prompting and reinforcement
situational influences on the sport consumer
- isolating influences of internal and external forces is difficult
2, different contexts and situations result in different decisions - situation is a set of factors that are outside the individual consumer, removed from the product or ad
- awareness of how purchase situations influence consumers
situational influences
- physical surroundings
- social surroundings
- task requirement
- time pressures
- antecedent states
physical surrounding
smells and crowding
social surrounding
what your friends are wanting to do
task requirement
buying gear for a specific sport
time pressures
time of the day or season
antecedent states
mood in terms of decision making
consumer progression in dimension-making process
- recognized a need or problem
- seeks information to resolve problem or fulfill need
- determines purchase options
- evaluates alternatives
- makes purchase decisions
- engages in postpurcahse evaluation
sport consumer behaviour challenges and issues
- meaning and emotion of sport consumption
- globalization of sport
- virtual consumption
- compulsive consumption
- social media and consumer behaviour