Lecture 5 - Customer analysis Flashcards
What is customer behaviour?
It is the study of how individuals, groups, and organizations select, buy, use, and dispose of products to satisfy their needs and wants
Consumer behaviour examines
Who buys What they buy When they buy Why they buy where they buy how they buy
What is the Decision making unit?
Initiator Influencer Decider Buyer User
What are the influences on consumer behaviour?
External - culture, groups, family
Internal - demographics, motivations, attitudes, perceptions, memory
What is the compensatory decision process
Problem recognition Information search Evaluate alternatives Purchase decision Post-purchase decision
B2B Buying behaviour
Fewer buyers Large purchases geographically concentrated Demand may be derived not as price sensitive Professional purchasing
Types of business consumers
Producers - purchase products for production of products
Trade industries/resellers - retailers/wholesalers
Government - Infrastructure, education, military
Busienss Purchasing situations
Straight re-buy
Modified re-buy
New Task buying
What is the indirect role? in Decision making unit
The gatekeeper - secretary - allows information into DMU
Consumer has three subsets in decision to purchase
Inept set - never going to consider
Inert Set - On back burner consider
Evoked set - comes to mind immediately