Exam 1 Flashcards
What is marketing?
Its selling, advertising, making a profit, increasing market shares, etc.
Understanding consumers and managing profitable consumer relationships
3 signs of a positive relationship
Attract new customers
Retain current consumers
Grow current consumers
How to attract, retain, and grow? (Consumer relationships)
deliver value to your consumers. (what consumer determines valuable) value has to be perceived by the consumer
Then> understand/identify the needs and wants of consumers.
Then meet, and satisfy their wants BETTER THAN YOUR COMPETITION
Collaboration service
a new trend where consumers want to participate and collaborate with companies to create a product or experience that fits their lifestyle. (consumer world)
Becomes more about relationships rather than a business transaction
Consumer
a person who has a need or want, purchases, consumes a product and disposes of it.
Purchaser, user, influencer
Purchaser > pay for it
User > uses it
Influencer > influence someone to get it
What is consumer behavior
reflects the totality of consumers’ decisions with respect to the acquisition, consumption, and disposition of goods, services, time, and ideas by decision-making units.
Also. The study of human responses to products and services and to the marketing of those products and services.
Define consumer behavior
the study of human responses to products and services and to the marketing of those products and services
Consumer response
ABC affect feelings, behavior actions, cognitions thoughts. where is it coming from why do they respond like this?
The mind of the consumer is a mystery. Big black box. Hard to figure out.
System 1. Reflex.
brain is fundamental. Always on as you are awake. Automatic, quick. Non conscious responding. Gut response. Tied to emotions. Can’t turn off. Soon as u see it you think.
System 2. Rational
slower system. Conscious speaking. Pay attention more. Mental energy to process it.
Social desirability bias.
Gives an answer that seems reasonable, socially acceptable/desirable.
Observation research
making observations of behavior and recording those observations in an objective manner.
In controlled setting
Qualitative research
unstructured, open Enders, interpretation
Researcher is heavily involved in this process. Tends to be smaller in sample size. Subjective results.
Quantitative research
Measure and test. structured, specific questions, measuring, numbers, statistics. Objective results. Large sample size, uninvolved researcher.