Final - Consumer + Marketing Flashcards

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Definition of

** Consumer**

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  • a person
  • who purchases goods + services
  • for personal use.
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Consumer needs and wants

What is a need

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something basic you need to survive

Eg: Food, Clothes, Shelter

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Consumer needs and wants

What is a ** want**

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something you desire

eg: You would like to have a new handbag or car

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what is a Hierarchy

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  • A system
  • where people or things
  • are ranked
  • one above the other
  • according to status or importance
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

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  • It is a theory of human motivation
  • that has five basic levels of human needs
  • which are ranked from low to high levels of needs.
  • Our lower-level needs need to be satisfied first before our higher needs can emerge.
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Describing each level:

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Level 1 = Water, food and shelter to survive.

Level 2 = Need to feel safe and protected.

Level 3 = Fulfilled → love and kindness in a certain social or religious group → feel accepted.

Level 4 = Confidence and reputation.

Level 5 = Reaching your full potential by learning from

others and growing.

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs - level 1

Physiological needs

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These are basic things we need for survival
(eg water, food, shelter, air, basic clothing)

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs - level 2

Safety and Security needs

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The need to feel safe and protected.

Physical and psychological safety in the form of stability, routine, health and the availability of healthcare and control of our environment and our lives

(eg locks, burglar bars/ a stable job, savings account, education)

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs - level 3

Love + Belonging

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Needs of being loved, getting affection, feeling accepted and sense of belonging - good human relationships with our families or other people

eg friendship, family, sense of connection

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs - level 4

Self-esteem needs

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Our need for respect and appreciation from ourselves or others.
These are separated into our self- esteem needs : self- confidence etc

And the need for status recognition from others, appreciation and respect and our needs that relate to our reputation.

(eg. Passing a grade, getting a certificate; making a sports team; reputation - cars, houses, jewellery)

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs - level 5

Self-actualisation needs

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It’s the drive to become the best version of oneself and to achieve one’s highest potential in various areas of life.

(eg. Golf lessons, piano lessons, training, home- study classes )

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Consumer rights and responsibilities

What is The Bill of Rights?

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The Bill of Rights is a document that sets the basic
rights of every person, including the rights of a
consumer when buying products.

Consumer Protection Act Number 68 of 2008.

Gives consumers protection

Example: Refunds and internet delivery

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Consumer rights and responsibilities

Consumer RIGHTS ?
(8)

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  1. The right to satisfy basic needs
  2. The right to safety
  3. The right to information
  4. The right to choice
  5. The right to representation
  6. The right to redress
  7. The right to consumer education
  8. The right to a healthy
    environment
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Consumer rights and responsibilities

Consumer RESPONSIBILITIES ?

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Every right comes with a responsibility
→ consumers MUST do their part.

Take responsibility for your actions and
know what your obligations are.

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AIDA - model

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Attention
Interest
Desire
Action

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AIDA - Attention

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A = Attention

Catches the eye
Draws attention
Use colour, illustrations, catch-phrases, music, humor, text to draw attention

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Consumer rights and responsibilities

AIDA - Interest

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I = Interest

Interest created – draws in consumer
E.g. stressing advantages or new qualities of product

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Consumer rights and responsibilities

AIDA - Desire

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D = Desire

Desiring product
Convince consumer the product will satisfy need or want
E.g. using images or text to emphasise status

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Consumer rights and responsibilities

AIDA - Action

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A = Action

Consumer acts – buys product or service
Use action words like: “Buy NOW” or “Do not wait” .
Advertisement must inform consumer where product / service can be bought.

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AIM TARGET MARKETING

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Aim: Identify target market

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TARGET MARKET?

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Specific group of people which have a need or
want for a specific product or service.

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What is
MARKET SEGMENTATION

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Group of consumers divided into smaller groups with
the **same needs and wants ** for products and services.

**Aim: **To understand the specific needs of a group of
consumers.

Find specific groups who’s needs can be satisfied.

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**The Aim of: **
Market Segmentation

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To understand the specific needs of a group of
consumers.

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5 Types of market segmentation

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1. Geographical segmentation

2. Demographycal segmentation

3. Psychographic segmentation

4. Behaviour segmentation

5. Benefit segmentation

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5 Types of market segmentation

1. Geographical segmentation

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1. Geographical segmentation
* Where does consumer live
* How many people live in this area?
* Approximate amount of products that need to be
bought.
* Climate and weather
*Enough clients?

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5 Types of market segmentation

2. Demographycal segmentation

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2. Demographycal segmentation
* Actual consumer E.g. age, sex, income, culture, beliefs.

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5 Types of market segmentation

3. Psychographic segmentation

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3. Psychographic segmentation
* How people think and act
* Lifestyle, social class, interests and status.
* Advertisements become more effective as they speak directly to the consumer’s values and desires.
* E.g.: Someone concerned about status, might be
* influences by exotic and luxury advertising.

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5 Types of market segmentation

4. Behaviour segmentation

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4. Behaviour segmentation
Behavioral Segmentation: Groups customers by how they interact with the product (e.g., frequency of purchase, brand loyalty).

  • How often is it used?
  • Loyalty regarding product
  • Price sensitivity
  • Will consumer buy product?
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5 Types of market segmentation

5. Benefit segmentation

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5. Benefit segmentation
Benefit Segmentation: Groups customers by the specific benefits they seek from the product (e.g., whitening in toothpaste, durability in phones).

  • Needs and wants of potential consumers.
  • E.g.: health conscious, keeps an eye on weight,
    active, social butterfly, etc.
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