Consumer behaviour is the study of how, why, and what people do when buying products or services. It examines the consumer decision making process both individually and in groups at three stages: pre-purchase, during purchase, and post-purchase. The consumer decision making process involves recognizing a need, searching for information internally and externally, evaluating alternatives, making a purchase decision, and evaluating the purchase after consumption.
Consumer behaviour is the study of how, why, and what people do when buying products or services. It examines the consumer decision making process both individually and in groups at three stages: pre-purchase, during purchase, and post-purchase. The consumer decision making process involves recognizing a need, searching for information internally and externally, evaluating alternatives, making a purchase decision, and evaluating the purchase after consumption.
Consumer behaviour is the study of how, why, and what people do when buying products or services. It examines the consumer decision making process both individually and in groups at three stages: pre-purchase, during purchase, and post-purchase. The consumer decision making process involves recognizing a need, searching for information internally and externally, evaluating alternatives, making a purchase decision, and evaluating the purchase after consumption.
• Consumer Behaviour is the Study of how, why and what people
do when they buy products or avail of some services. It attempts to understand the buyer decision making process, both individually and in groups.
• Understanding the thinking an behaviour at Pre-Purchase
During Purchase Post -Purchase Need Recognition
• Why do I need to purchase this product?
• Difference between Actual state and Desired state • A need is felt if there exists sufficient or above the threshold level of Discrepancy. • Ex: Walkman –i-pod Information search
Internal search External search
• Recalling • Pop • Motivation • Display • Opportunity • Hoardings • Brand • Media adds • Earlier purchase experience • Samples • Word-of-mouth IN STORE OUT OF STORE PERSONAL Sales Personnel, Family, friends, colleagues, experts, Other shoppers opinion leaders.
Labels, POP magazines, Newspapers, Television and displays Radio Evaluation of alternatives • Total set • Awareness set • Consideration/Evoked set • Purchase alternatives Purchase Decision • Packaging • Placement of product in supermarket • Advertising and promotion • Price-off • Emotional attachment • Brand • Income • Festival season Post purchase Evaluation