IOM -factors infleuncing customer choice (physiological and socio-cultural factors) Flashcards

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what are influences on marketing?

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There are many things that influence the type of marketing message the business wants to communicate and the strategies that they are able to use to reach and persuade customers

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what are the influences on marketing

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o Factors influencing customer choice
o Consumer laws
o Ethical issues
o These influences impact:
 The TYPES of products customers want to buy
 WHERE and HOW the business is allowed to present their marketing messages

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factors influencing customer choice

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When people make decisions there are a number of internal and external factors that can affect their final decision on what and how much to buy.
Phycological 
Economic 
Government 
Sociocultural 

It is important that the business:

a) is aware of these factors and,
b) takes them into account when developing their mix of marketing strategies

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factors influencing customer choice - phycological factors

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Psychological factors are internal to the individual and will impact how the marketing messages are received by the individual

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phycological factors - Perception

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Perceptions refer to what people hear, see, believe and interpret from marketing messages

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phycological factors - Perception impact on purchase description

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It significantly impacts people’s decisions because they will buy products or use services they believe have a positive impact upon their lives.

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phycological factors - Perception impact on marketing

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Businesses will develop messages that are clear and avoid the potential for being misunderstood.

If a business has developed negative perceptions these must be undone or overcome by messaging.

If positive perceptions already exist, these will need to be reinforced.

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phycological factors - motive

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Motive refers to the need that customers are trying to fill.

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phycological factors - motive impact on purchase description

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Motive is influential because it people gravitate toward the product or service that services their need.

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phycological factors - motive impact on marketing

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The job of the marketers is to reinforce the ability of the product to satisfy the need of that customer.

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phycological factors - personality and self image

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This refers to an individual’s personal style, view of themselves and how they present themselves to others.

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phycological factors - personality and self image impact on purchase description

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Consumers will make their purchasing decisions in order to be consistent with this image.

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phycological factors - personality and self image impact on marketing

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Marketers will present or ‘position’ the product so that it fits the image of the consumer and how they wish to present themselves to others

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phycological factors - learning

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In marketing, learning refers to the changed or expanded knowledge and beliefs that individuals accumulate based on past experiences and interactions.

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phycological factors - learning impact on purchase description

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In terms of purchasing decisions, individuals will aim to replicate positive experiences and avoid negative ones.

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phycological factors - learning impact on marketing

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Effective marketers will tap into these positive past experiences in order to foster an emotional connection between the customer and the brand.

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factors influencing consumer choice - sociocultural factors

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Sociocultural factors are exerted by other people and groups on the individual.

These will determine what products are deemed to be appropriate within their social and cultural context.
	Culture and religion
	Socioeconomic status
	Reference (peer) group
	Family and roles
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sociocultural factor - culture

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Culture is all the learned values, beliefs, behaviours and traditions shared by a society.

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sociocultural factor - culture - how will it impact the individual

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Culture determines what people are allowed to wear, what and how they eat, and where and how they can live.

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sociocultural factor - Socio-economic status

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Social class or socioeconomic status refers to a person’s relative rank in society, based on his or her education, income or occupation.

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sociocultural factor - Socio-economic status - how will it impact the individual

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Social class influences the type, quality and quantity of products a customer buys.

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sociocultural factor - Family and social roles

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This refers to the role within our family and associated groups that we occupy.

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sociocultural factor - Family and social roles - how will it impact the individual

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These roles influence buying behaviour as certain people in a family group are responsible for making specific consumer decisions.

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sociocultural factor - Reference (peer groups)

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A reference group is people with whom a person closely identifies, adopting their attitudes, values and beliefs.

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sociocultural factor - Reference (peer groups) - how will it impact the individual

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A customer’s buying behaviour may change to match the rest of the group’s beliefs and attitudes.