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Chapter 5 Consumer and Business Buying Behavior

This document discusses consumer and business buying behavior. It covers several key topics: 1. It defines consumer behavior as the study of how consumers make decisions to buy, use, and dispose of products and services, including their emotional and mental responses. 2. It explains that studying consumer behavior helps marketers understand influences on buying decisions and identify needed or obsolete products. 3. Consumer behavior is influenced by personal, psychological, and social factors as well as situational, economic, and socio-cultural influences. 4. The business market caters to business needs and is characterized by market structure, product demand, purchase nature, and decision-making processes. Various buying situations and centers, as well as

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Chapter 5 Consumer and Business Buying Behavior

This document discusses consumer and business buying behavior. It covers several key topics: 1. It defines consumer behavior as the study of how consumers make decisions to buy, use, and dispose of products and services, including their emotional and mental responses. 2. It explains that studying consumer behavior helps marketers understand influences on buying decisions and identify needed or obsolete products. 3. Consumer behavior is influenced by personal, psychological, and social factors as well as situational, economic, and socio-cultural influences. 4. The business market caters to business needs and is characterized by market structure, product demand, purchase nature, and decision-making processes. Various buying situations and centers, as well as

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Consumer and L
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Business Buying
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Behavior

CHAPTER 5 – BSBA MM 4104

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Consumer
Behavior
the study of consumers and the
processes they use to choose, use
(consume), and dispose of
products and services, including
consumers’ emotional, mental, and
behavioral responses.

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Why is it important?
C
H Studying consumer behavior is important because
A
P
● it helps marketers understand what influences
T
E consumers’ buying decisions.
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● they can fill in the gap in the market and
identify the products that are needed and the
products that are obsolete.

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A consumer behavior analysis should reveal:
● What consumers think and how they feel about
C
H various alternatives
A ● What influences consumers to choose between
P
T various options;
E ● Consumers’ behavior while researching and
R
5 shopping;
● How consumers’ environment (friends, family,
media, etc.) influences their behavior.

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Three categories of factors that
influence consumer behavior:
C
H ● Personal factors
A
P
T
● Psychological factors
E
R
● Social factors
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Types of Consumer Behavior

Complex Buying Behavior Variety Seeking Buying Behavior

Dissonance-Reducing Buying Behavior Habitual Buying Behavior

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Types of Consumer Behavior

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WHAT AFFECTS CONSUMER BEHAVIOR?
Marketing Campaigns
Economic Conditions

Personal Preferences

Group Influence

Purchasing Power

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CONSUMER BEHAVIOR PATTERNS
PLACE OF PURCHASE
ITEMS PURCHASED

TIME AND FREQUENCY OF PURCHASE

METHOD OF PURCHASE

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Personal Factors
Influencing
Consumer
Behavior
These factors vary from person to person
that results in a different set of
perceptions, attitudes and behavior
towards certain goods and services.

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Personal Factors
Influencing Consumer
C
Behavior
H
A ● AGE
P
T ● INCOME
E
R ● OCCUPATION
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● LIFESTYLE

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Consumer
Buying
Behavior
The buying behavior of
individuals and households
who buy goods and services
for personal consumption

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Stimulus-Response Model / Buyer’s Black Box

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Situational
Influences on
Consumer
Behavior

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Situational Influences on Consumer Behavior

- Physical Environment
- Social Environment
- Time
- Emotional State
- Financial Situation

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Situational Influences on Consumer Behavior

- Purpose of the Purchase


- Marketing and Promotions
- Weather and Seasonality
- Cultural and Social Norms
- Technology and Digital Influence

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Psychological
Influences on
Consumer
Behavior

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Psychological Influences on Consumer Behavior

- Perception
- Motivation
- Attitudes and Beliefs
- Learning and Memory
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Psychological Influences on Consumer Behavior

- Emotion
- Perceived Risk
- Cognition and Decision-Making
- Social Influence

19
Socio-
cultural
Influences on
Consumer
Behavior
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Socio-cultural Influences on Consumer Behavior

- Culture
- Social Class
- Reference Groups
- Family and Household

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Socio-cultural Influences on Consumer Behavior

- Social Norms
- Religion and Beliefs
- Media and Communication
- Globalization

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Economic
Influences on
Consumer
Behavior

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The following are the main economic factors that
greatly influence the consumer buying behavior:

● Personal Income
● Family Income
● Income Expectations

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The following are the main economic factors that
greatly influence the consumer buying behavior:

● Consumer Credit
● Liquid Assets
● Savings

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The
Business
Market

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The Business Market
A business market is essentially a market
that caters to the needs of other businesses.
It’s a platform where businesses offer their
goods and services on sale to other
businesses that may resell their product or
use them in their business
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Four (4) Characteristics that Make a Business
Market

● Market Structure
● Product Demand
● Nature of Purchases
● Decision Making Process

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Five (5) types of Business Market

● Business to consumer market


● Business to business market
● Industrial market
● Services market
● Professional services market
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Buying
Situations
in the
Market

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Buying Situations in the Market

● Straight Rebuy
● Modified Rebuy
● New Task

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Participants
in the
Business
Buying
Process
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Participants in the Business Buying
Process
● Decision-making unit of a buying
organization is called its buying center.
● Not a fixed and formally identified unit.
● Membership will vary for different
products and buying situations.
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Buying Center Members:
● Users
● Deciders
● Influencers
● Buyers
● Gatekeepers
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Business
Buying
Process

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The Business Buying Process

Post-
Evaluation
Problem Information Purchase purchase
of
Recognition Search Alternatives Decision Behavior

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THANK YOU
FOR
LISTENING!

BSBA MM 4104

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