What influences shopping? Flashcards

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What 7 factors influence shopping?

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Cultural
Economic
Environmental & Ethical
Personal
Psychological
Physiological
Social
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Give examples of cultural factors?

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Beliefs, customs, behaviour.
Green Issues  (recycling & energy efficiency)
Mediterranean people (good quality food)
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Give examples of economic factors?

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Wages increase & cost of living decrease
Increased credit & luxury buying
Unemployment (decreased spending)

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Give examples of environmental/ethical factors?

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Impact of product on environment, people treated fairly
Bags for life
Clothing branding choice (child labour)

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Give examples of personal factors?

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Age, likes/dislikes, job, lifestyle, free time.
Phone choice
Student lunch = packed
Business lunch = leisurely restaurant meal

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Give examples of psychological factors?

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Self confident, aggressive, personality, body image.
Bad body image - hate shopping, buy online
Social - Eat out & coffee regularly

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Give examples of physiological factors?

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Maintenance of body & dietary disorders
Allergies - certain brand or store
Health - gym & personal trainer

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Give examples of social factors?

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Family, friends, sports teams, church groups
Loyal to supermarket (shopped there as a child)
Type & style of clothing same for teens

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What are the 4ps that make up the principles of marketing?

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Product - What is it?
Price - What does it cost?
Place - Where will we sell it?
Promotion - How will we tell consumer it exists?

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Where does advertising appear? (examples)

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Media - Newspapers, magazines, TV + cinema.
Outdoors - Billboards, transport + signs.
Direct Mail - Leaflets, fliers + vouchers.
Sponsorship - Events (Sport, entertainment + charity)

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What is the main purpose of advertising?

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Develop increased levels of recognition and awareness among consumers.

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What are some selling techniques?

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Packaging, beacon colours, loss leaders, own brands, price checking, financial incentives, pester power + store layout.

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Talk about packaging as a selling technique.

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Bright, colourful, glossy packaging creates a perception of quality + increases likelihood of purchase.

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Talk about loss leaders as a selling technique.

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Stores sell product at special offer price so low that it causes the store to lose money. Encourages consumer into store where buy other products to offset loss.

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Talk about own brands as a selling technique.

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Stores offer own brands as cheaper alternatives to branded products.

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Talk about price checking as a selling technique.

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Shops highlight products they offer at lower prices than other stores to show they give better value for money.

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Talk about beacon colours as a selling technique.

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Stores use bright colours (red and yellow) to highlight special offers.

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Talk about pester power as a selling technique.

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Products marketed specially for kids, often with endorsements from TV characters.

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Talk about store layout as a selling technique.

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At entrance, clear space + warm air - welcoming
Put best offers to right of door + also magazines (75% consumers look right first when enter store)
Fruit + veg - near front as fresh is attractive
People look left to right on shelf so more expensive items on right.
Cheapest on high or low shelf as most expensive eye level buy level.
Pester power items on low shelves.
Gondola ends - trolleys slow down
Aisles group themed items together
Bread + milk essential so at back of store.
Alcohol at end of trip
Checkouts house impulse purchases.

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Give examples of financial incentives as selling techniques.

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Price promotions, cross-brand promotions, money-off vouchers, loyalty cards + gift with purchase.

21
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Talk about price promotions as a selling technique.

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Discounted product - BOGOF or 30% extra free.

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Talk about cross-brand promotions as a selling technique.

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Different brands sold together as part of special offer. Buy product + sample another free.

23
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Talk about money-off vouchers as a selling technique.

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Offer current or future discount to consumer. Can be on pack to encourage repeat purchase, in direct mail or newspaper advertisements.

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Talk about loyalty cards as a selling technique.

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Offered by some shops + allow consumers to collect points which get money-off vouchers or choice of gift.

25
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Talk about gift with purchase as a selling technique.

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e.g. spend £25 on groceries + get free set of BBQ utensils. Often used with luxury goods to enhance quality of purchase.

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What are financial incentives?

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Promotions offered to help consumers save money.

27
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What factors affect people’s choices + how they manage their resources?

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Commitments (kids), economic climate, time, stress, travel, leisure + work.