0% found this document useful (0 votes)
18 views10 pages

Shanmathi S - 32038 - Batch of 2017 - BIM Trichy

Download as pdf or txt
Download as pdf or txt
Download as pdf or txt
You are on page 1/ 10

DSMM - Web 2.

How Consumer Behaviour Has


Changed in the Digital Age

- SHANMATHI S
- 32038
- Batch of 2017
- BIM Trichy
The Digital Shift
As Sam Cooke
Buyer behaviour is rapidly changing and forcing brands across all verticals said, “Change is
to adjust and conform to the interactive world. gonna come,” and
you better be
 Nearly every consumer activity has shifted to digital in some way — from
ready.
listening to music, to shopping, to booking restaurant reservations, and so
on.
Consumer Buying Process
Digital Marketing Influence
is high
Example of a car purchase process in digital age
1. From Online Information to Online Reviews

 Consumers have almost instant access to a company’s 67%


Facebook, Yelp page or Google reviews, and unless a bad
review is obviously spammy, it’s essentially impossible to have
it removed. Of respondents
purchase decision
 Companies cannot afford to discount the power of a bad depends on Online
review in 2016; because their potential customers obviously Reviews
won’t.
2. From Advertising To Improving The Customer
Experience
 Nowadays, brands are recognizing the importance of delivering one-to-
one communication to customers throughout the purchase cycle
 Understanding how, why and when your customers engage with certain
channels will lead to a better customer experience — and ultimately
more sales.
3. From one device to multiple
Increase in the number of media channels is a paradox

creates opportunities as well as complexities in the lives
of the marketers
Tracking
customer
purchase
journey
Digital
Consumers own
3.64 connected
devices
Increase in
interaction
touch points
4. From Browsing to Buying

+
More Increase in
Personalized
Ads
devices
used + Better
customer
experience
Online
Buying
Conclusion

• Consumer behaviour in the digital age is an ever-changing and ever-


expanding anomaly. Staying in tune with consumer behaviours, tastes, and
impending trends can help your brand stay relevant, visible and engaging
for your customer base and prospects.

You might also like