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Consumer

and
Business Markets
Consumer Market

Consumer Markets include individuals


and/or households who purchase
products and services for personal
consumption.
Consumer Buying Process
Need or
Problem Failure of a consumer to recognize a need or problem will not
Recogn- result in any sale. It is recognized as Internal or External
ition

Information
Search
Address the need or solve the problem

Consumer compares different factors of various


Alternatives
Evaluation
brands/services that is capable of addressing his/her
problem.

Purchase
Decision
The consumer shall proceed to make the purchase

Post-
The consumer shall make a judgement of the
purchase
Behaviour product/service’s ability to satisfy his/her problem.
Consumer buying roles

 Initiator – “suggests”
 Influencer – “convince”
 Decider – “decide”
 Buyer – “purchase”
 User – “uses”
Consumer markets and buying
behavior

MARKETING STIMULI (Marketing Mix)


Product
Place
Price
Promotion
The Consumer Behavior Model

Marketing Inputs Purchase Decisions


- Product choice
-Product
Consumer -Brand Choice
-Price
-Location choice
-Place -Purchase timing
-Promotion -Purchase amount
-Purchase frequency

Psychological Inputs
- Culture
-Attitude
-Learning
-Perception
Buyer Characteristics Influencing
Purchase Behavior

Buyer

• Motivation
• Perception
Psychological • Learning
• Beliefs and and
• Age Attitudes
Life Cycle
• Occupation
Personal • Economic Capability
• Lifestyle
• Personality
• Reference Groups
Social • Family
• Role and Status
• Culture
Cultural • Subculture
• Social Class
Abraham Maslow’s
Hierarchy of Needs

Self
Actualization

Esteem

Social

Safety

Psychological
Three Perceptual processes guide an
individuals perception:

 Selective Attention – consumers tend to pay attention to


only those that address their current
need.
 Selective Distortion – pertains to the tendency of individuals
to twist or “distort” information to fit
their existing mindset toward a brand.
 Selective Retention – consumers tend to remember only the
positive things that reinforce their
attitudes and beliefs.
Organizational Markets
Organizational markets are all individuals and
companies who purchase goods and services for some
use other than personal consumption.

 Industries
Resellers
Government
Types of Organizational Buying Decisions

 New Task – involves the purchase of products or services


that the organization has never bought before
, or has not purchased for a long period of time.
 Straight rebuy – pertain to organizational purchases which
have exactly the same specifications as
previously purchased.
 Modified rebuy – can be a rebuy with some change in
specifications.
Organizational Organizational
Buying Roles Segmentation
Variables
 Users
 Influencers Industry affiliation
 Deciders Organizational size
 Approvers
Geographic location
 Buyers
 Gatekeepers End-use application
Organizational Buying Behavior
 There are far less organizational accounts than consumer accounts.
 Organizational accounts are more concentrated geographically.
 The volume of products and services organizations buy are much larger than
consumer markets.
 The buying decision and processes of organizational buyers are more
structured.
 The buying decision of organizational accounts involves a lot of negotiation.
 Organizations normally buy on extended payment terms.
 Organizational markets purchases more rational and less emotional
 There are many participants playing different roles in the organizational buying
process
 Firms usually establish close relationships with these organization.
 Organizational markets have access to more information regarding
products/services.
Organizational Buying Process

Problem Need Product/service


Supplier search
recognition description specification

Performance Supplier Proposal


Purchase order
audit selection solicitation
EXERCISE !
Note: ANSWER ONLY 
EXERCISE:
Consumer Markets
1. Enumerate the five steps of consumer buying process.
2. It refers to the elements of the marketing mix.
3. What are the consumer buying roles?

Organizational Markets

1. What are the three types of organizational markets?


2. What the three types of organizational buying decisions?

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