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    Chapter 2:

    Consumer Behavior & theMarketing Manager

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    Managerial Application Areas

    of Consumer Behavior:

    Product ositioning and Product

    Differentiation

    nvironmental Analysis

    Market esearch

    Marketing- ix Development

    egmentation of the Marketplace

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    Product PositioningInfluencing how consumers perceive a

    brands characteristics relative to those of

    competitive offerings

    Goal: influence demand by creating a

    product with specific characteristics and a

    clear image

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    Product Differentiation

    Consumers perceive meaningful differences

    between a brand and its competitors

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    Specific Positioning

    Market Leaders

    No mention of competitors

    Competitive Positioning

    Non-market leaders

    Positioned in relation to market leader

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    Perceptual Map

    Simple Preparation

    Involved Preparation

    Healthy Unhealthy

    Beef

    Pork

    Tuna

    Chicken

    Turkey

    Fresh Fish

    Bacon

    Hot Dogs

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    Environmental Analysis

    The assessment of

    the external forces

    that act upon thefirm and its

    customers, and that

    create threats and

    opportunities

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    Components of the External

    Environment

    Demographic

    Economic

    Natural

    Technological

    Political

    Cultural

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    Demographics

    The study of population changes and

    subcultural values of various demographic

    groups based on such factors as age, sex,

    income, education, ethnicity, and geography

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    Economic Environment Three Major Contributions of Behavioral

    Economists:

    Consumer sector of the economy canstrongly influence the course of the

    aggregate economy Factors that influence the decision of

    families to buy or save

    Methodology for making predictions ofaggregate economic activities based uponconsumer surveys

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    Natural Environment

    Raw materials available

    Pollution

    Disease

    Expansion of desert

    regions around the globe

    Weather phenomena

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    Political Environment

    Laws, regulations impact consumers.

    Politically important national or internationaldevelopments.

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    Cultural Environment

    Customs

    Values

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    MARKET RESEARCH

    Applied consumer research

    Designed to provide management with

    information about consumer behavior

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    Product

    Promotion

    Pricing

    Distribution

    Marketing-Mix Development

    The development and coordination ofactivities involving the:

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    New Product Development Idea generation

    Concept testing

    Product development

    Market testing

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    Advertising and Personal

    Selling Implications

    Sales Promotion

    Applications

    Public Relations

    Promotional Strategy

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    Price Changes How will consumers react when companies

    raise or lower the price of a product?

    Principles of perception can be applied toanalyze if consumers will notice a

    difference in price and if so, what effect it

    has

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    Product Distribution

    Impacted by

    understanding how

    consumers make

    their purchasing

    decisions

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    Market Segmentation

    Subdividing the market

    into distinct subsets of

    customers

    Similar needs and wants

    Reached with a different

    marketing mix

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    Four Classifications of

    Segmentation Variables:

    Characteristics of the Person

    Situation Geography

    Culture and Subculture

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    Characteristics of the Person Demographic Characteristics

    Behavioral Segmentation

    Benefit Segmentation

    Usage Behavior

    Psychographic and Personality

    Characteristics

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    Consumer Situations

    Temporary environmental factors

    Form the context within which a consumer

    activity occurs

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    Geographic Segmentation

    Region

    Census blocks

    Size of cities and counties

    Population density

    Climate

    Geodemographics: thecombination of geography

    and demographics

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    Culture and Subculture

    Culture is the way of life of the people of a

    society

    Subculture is a subdivision of a national

    culture and is based on some unifying

    characteristic, such as social status ornationality

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    Segmenting Industrial MarketsDifferent segmenting

    variables are used to

    classify companiesinto segments

    including the North

    American Industry

    Classification System(NAICS).

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    Solving Managerial Problems

    . . . is a four-step process:

    1. Gather information and identify the

    problem/opportunity

    2. Identify the relevant consumer behavior

    concepts and how they apply to the

    problem

    3. Develop a managerial strategy

    4. Summarize the managerial

    recommendations