Consumer Behaviour

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Consumer Behaviour Table of Content Executive Summary Introduction Importance of Marketing Strategy Internal Factors & Consumer’s Buying Decision External Factors & Consumer’s Buying Decision Consumer’s Decision-Making Process- E-Bay Significance of Digital Marketing Influence of digital marketing on consumer behavior Conclusion References Executive Summary of Segmenting Consumer …

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Consumer Behaviour Segmentation High income group Uniqueness Spiritual value Positioning In the marketing strategy, after market segmentation and analysis of the target market, brands position themselves according to the customer segment they are targeting. This is referred to as the positioning aspect of the STP approach. Positioning is the place the brand occupied withing the minds of customers and the way it is distinguish…

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Consumer Behavior Executive Summary of Consumer Behavior This report addressed the consumer behavior and personal decision-making process related to Diet Rite Cordial. It highlighted the marketing and communication practice by the company affecting the purchase decision. The communication mix adapted by Trublu for Diet Rite Cordial correlates to consumer behavior and purchase decision with the marketing strategy implemented by the comp…

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Catalog Introduction Major changes in the consumer behavior during COVID-19 Embracing the digital technology Demand for hygiene and hand care products Pent-up demand Strategies used by retailers to meet change in consumer behaviour Extension of digital-channel presence and engagement Bringing an in-store feel Launching delivery mechanisms Digital payment and banking Conclusion References Introduction to Cons…

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Business Research Methods Table of Contents Brief Summary of the theory and progression in the field. Common themes and findings across the four articles. Different themes/findings across the four articles. Study limitations and limitations across various research methods. Areas for further research. Critical evaluation of the articles. References. The following Structured Abstract will review ‘socio-demographic f…

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Consumer Behaviour - Answer 1 Consumer behaviour in simple term can be explained as the actions, decision making process, that a consumer performs when purchasing a product of service. The consumer goes through several stages of decision making before purchasing any product or service. A consumer’s purchase decision behaviour is a complex procedure and consist of five stages from need recognition, information search, evaluation of altern…

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Consumer Behaviour Contents 1. Introduction 2. Why Marketer Should Have an Understanding of Consumer Behavior 2.1. Market differentiation 2.2. Fierce competition 2.3. Better forecasts for marketing trend 2.4. Policies concerning prices 2.5. Sales promotion 2.6. Prompt introduction of novel products 2.7. Designing of production policies 2.8. The trade-off between quality and price 3. How Companies Apply Consume…

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Project Proposal: ‘Rethink Soft’ (Nivea) Introduction Skincare brand Nivea launched a campaign known as "Rethink Soft" with the main aim of changing the connotation of the word soft. The campaign involves a web page, a rethink soft digital anthem, a short film highlighting real-life soft actions and personalized stories form influencers. Soft had a negative reputation in today's society and is often linked with bei…

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CB-Brand Analysis: Zara (clothing) Introduction The market trajectory is attributed to the varying dynamics, altered structural aspects and fluctuating needs of the consumers. Zara SA is an apparel retailing firm headquartered in Arteixo in Galicia. It specializes in a wide array of domains incorporating accessories, beauty products, clothing, perfumes, swimwear apparels and shoes. It is a subsidiary firm of the Inditex group in Spain. It w…

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PART - A: Marketing Strategies Analysis of Tesla Question- Answers 1) Telsa’s marketing strategy was based on the Maslow hierarchy of need theory. The objective of this theory was to meet the needs of the people. Tesla’s EV initially failed to capture the market as it was considered as a noneco-friendly vehicle but Tesla proved it wrong. Telsa’s biggest challenge was to create a supercharger that helps to cover more than 2…