Consumer buying process Flashcards
Identify the 6 stages of consumer buying process.
- Problem recognition/Need Recognition
- Information search
- Evaluation of alternatives
- Purchase Decision
- Purchase
- Post-Purchase Evaluation
when the consumer’s current level of
satisfaction does not equal their desired level of
satisfaction
need
consumer’s desire for a specific product that will satisfy the need.
want
When wants for specific products are
backed up by the customer’s ability and willingness to pay for the product.
demand
Approaches use to motivate customers to visit stores
a. advertisements
b. internet promotion
c. direct mail
d. publicity
e. special events
2 basis of need
Internal stimuli
external stimuli
Hunger, thirst and fatigue
internal stimuli
advertisements, posters and window shopping
external stimuli
Information search: sources of information
internal sources
Personal sources
External sources
personal experiences and
memories
Internal sources
word-of-mouth advice
from friends, family and coworker
Personal sources
advertising, magazines,
websites, packaging, displays, and
salespeople
External sources
POST PURCHASE EVALUATION: Four possible outcomes in the post-purchase stage:
Delight
Satisfaction
Dissatisfaction
Cognitive Dissonance
(inconsistent thoughts)
Cognitive Dissonance