CONSUMER BEHAVIOR

The purchase decision process

Recognition of the problem or the need to satisfy

Search for information in order to find out what products or services exist in the market that meet your need.

Search for information in order to find out what products or services exist in the market that meet your need.

Evaluation of the alternatives that suit you best among existing ones.

Purchase decision, acquiring the product or brand you have selected, this phase is usually given in the establishment, in which a seller influences.

Use of the product and post-purchase evaluation, whose study and knowledge of the behavior of the buyer

Satisfaction determines the occurrence of the repeat purchase.

Influences in the purchase process.

External variables

Social class

Cultural environment

Economic environment

Technological environment

Reference groups

Family

Internal variables

Motivations

Attitudes

Behavior

Learning

Lifestyles

Segmentation strategies

Concentrated strategy

Concentrated strategy

The advantage is that it achieves a high market share

but has the disadvantage of dedicating itself to very few segments, which is a great risk.

The company only serves a few segments of the market

Differentiated strategy

Differentiated strategy

The company offers each segment the products it needs and the right marketing-mix

The main advantage is the increase in sales, the greater participation in the market and customer loyalty.

The drawback is the increase in production costs and commercial variables.

Undifferentiated strategy

Undifferentiated strategy

The company does not consider differences between the different market segments and treats all of them with the same strategy.

The most important advantage is the reduction of the cost

The drawback is that it can not satisfy the wishes of all consumers with the same product and marketing mix

HARD

IS A PROBLEM

The segmentation of markets.

Objectives

General

Demographic variable

Socioeconomic criteria

Geographic criteria

Specific

intensity, variety, fidelity

1st purchase or repeat Place of purchase

Purchase situation

Subjective

General

SubtemPersonality: leadership, authority

Lifestyles

Specific

Benefit sought

Attitudes

preferences