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Reasons consumers shop online

- Convenience




- Price was right




- Unique Merch

Barriers to internet shopping

- Lack of touch




-Don't want to give financial info




-Delivery




- Returns

Problems to overcome with internet shopping

- Having an appropriate landing page




- Privacy and security concerns




- Comp. for lack of touch




- Compensate for lack of social element




- Shopping cart abandonment

Define Multi-channel shoppers





Consumers who browse and/or purchase in more than one channel.

Define Omni channel shoppers

Consumers who browse and/or purchase in more than one channel simultaneously

Define store image

Target market's perception of all the attributes with a retail outlet.

Dimensions of brick and mortar store image

- Merch




- Service




- Clientele




- Physical facilities




- Convenience

Dimensions of online store image

- Usefulness




- Enjoyment




- Ease of use




- Trustworthy




- Style

Store Brands

Closely related to store image, at extreme the store or outlet is the brand

Reference Price

A price to which other prices are compared

External reference price

A price presented by a marketer for comparison with the current price

Internal reference price

A price that consumers retrieves from memory to compare with a price in the market

Price advertising decisions

1. How large of discount?




2. Should reference price be used?




3. What verbal statements should accompany price info?

Price advertising best practices

1. The dollar amount saved if it is large




2. Percent saved if large




3. Both if both are large

Role of location and size in store choice

- Consumers select closet store



- big outlets over smaller ones




- Distance or travel time to store is measure of effort given: physical + psychological


Types of costs associated with Perceived risk

1. Social cost




2. Financial cost




3. Time cost




4. Effort cost




5. Physical cost




Perceived risk is considered both a consumer characteristic and a product characteristic.



Shopping Orientation definition

A shopping style that puts emphasis on certain activities or shopping motivation.

Shopping orientation segments

1. Apathetic shoppers




2. Enthusiast shoppers




3. Destination shoppers




4. Basic shoppers




5. Bargain seekers

Define Unplanned purhcases

Purchases made in a retail outlet that are different from those the customer planned to make prior to entering store.

Types of in-store purchases

1. Specifically planned




2. Generally planned




3. Substitute




4. Unplanned




5. In-store decision

Relationship between point of purchase materials & promotion deals

Promotion deals are generally accompanied by the use of some point of purchase materials.

Stockouts and the costs associated with it

Occur when a store is temporarily out of a product




1. Substitution cost




2. Transaction cost




3. Opportunity cost