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Marketing Ch5

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consumer behavior actions a person takes in purchasing a product, including the mental and social process that comes with it
stages of purchase process problem recognition, info search, alt evaluation, purchase decision, post purchase behavior
involvement personal, social, and economic significance of the purchase
extended problem solving big time desicions
limited problem solving infrequent purchases
routine problem solving already knowing what you want
situational influences purchase task, social surroundings, temporal effects, antecedent states
perceived risk "what if i don't like what i bought" the anxiety around buying a product
brand loyalty consistent brand purchasing overtime
brand loyalty lifestyle when consumers integrate a company’s products and values so deeply into their daily lives and personal identity that supporting the brand becomes an active expression of who they are
NPS (Net Promoter Score) a customer loyalty metric that measures how likely people are to recommend a company, product, or service to a friend or colleague
word of mouth people talking and sharing info
opinion leaders people who exert social influence
family life cycle a family will continue to buy a product because it is what they grew up with
subculture a strategy that targets smaller, distinct groups within a broader culture who share specific values, interests, styles, or lifestyle habits
cognitive dissonance the mental discomfort a consumer feels when their beliefs clash with new information, a purchase decision, or brand actions
Created by: siengabb
 

 



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