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26 Cards in this Set

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Goals
1. Generic categories to fill needs
2. brand specific goals

ex: I want a car, I want a mercedes
Motivation
Inner drive towards goals

1. Physical
2. Emotional
Research Ethics
- Expect dilemmas
- Willing and informed
- Employ procedure
- No harm
- No deception
- DeBrief!!!
International Research
Socioculture differences in perceptions, attitudes, preferences, behaviors
BRONS: survey guideline
Brevity, Relevancy, Objectivity, Non-ambiguity, Specify
Qualitative Research
Why? Subjective!

Ex: Focus groups, interviews
Quantitative Research
Descriptive, numerical, enables "prediction"

Ex: experiments, survey, observation
Perceptual Mapping
1. Who are competitors?
2. How are they perceived?
3. What do consumers prefer?
4. How should you position?
Product Positioning
How the brand is perceived and evaluated by targets

Ex: Volvo = Safety
Niche/Concentrated Segment
Focused on 1 target market

Ex: Whole Foods, Hot Topic
Multi-Segment
2 or more markets where segmenting occurs

Ex: The gap, which owns BR and ON
Undifferentiated Segmentation
Mass marketing to a general market

Ex: Wal*Mart = big variety/low price
Segmentation Criteria
Measurable, accessible, responsive
Behavior Segements
1. Benefit
2. Usage
3. Occasion
Psychographic Segments
Lifestyles, political beliefs, attitudes, interests
Demographic Segments
Age, sex, income, population, education, religion, family size
Geographic Segments
Nations, states, regions, countries, cities, neighborhood
Differentiation
Offering something that competitors do not; a unique value

Ex: Benetton
Mass Customization
Cost effective tailoring to particular customers

Ex: Dell
Segmentation
Dividing a general market into smaller groups
Terminal Values
Long-term life goals
Instrumental Values
Short-term values
Rituals
Symbolic Activity

> Possessions/grooming
Acculturation
The learning of a foreign culture
Enculturism
The learning of your culture
Cultural Symbols
Objects which represent beliefs and values