Budweiser- Buyer Behaviour
Transcript of Budweiser- Buyer Behaviour
CAROLYN ONG CHARLIE TAN JOHNSON YU TU BUI UDAY JOSHI
UYER BEHAVIOUR FOR MARKETING COMMUNICATION
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OUTLINE
● Product Category Involvement
● Target Market and Personality
● Consumers’ Attitude Towards Brand and Advertisement
● New Communication Campaign
PRODUCT CATEGORY INVOLVEMENT
● Low Involvement ● Inertia
Source: Batra (2009)
TARGET MARKET
● Males aged between 18-34
● Social grade of B, C1, C2
● Living in crowded area
● Habit-driven purchasing
● Perception about flavour, quality
Source: Mintel (2015)
CONSUMER ANALYSIS
PERSONALITY
Eysenck’s P-E-N model
Psychoticism Impulse control
Extraversion Extrovert, outgoing, sociable
Neuroticism “Living for the moment”
Source: Borreli, L. (2014); Fox News Magazine (2012); Bulik (2009)
CURRENT ADVERT
Learning ProcessMessage involvement
Classical ConditioningConditioned Stimulus (Beer & Burger)Unconditioned Stimulus (Music)CS + US = Desire
Source: Rescorla, 1988
CONSUMERS’ ATTITUDE - ADVERT
● Experiential Hierarchy➔ Affect-Behaviour-Cognition➔ Feel-Think-Do
Source: Solomon et al. (2014)
CONSUMERS’ ATTITUDE - BRAND
● Consumer Attitude Inconsistency➔ Advertisement vs Brand ● Memory Interference➔ other UK brands > Budweiser
Source: Ramsoy and Skov (2014)
Low attitude scoring on brand
NEW COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGN
BUD AND BURGER● Collaboration
- one month campaign
● In store beer booth - direct engagement
Why Honest Burgers?Similar target market
Location
NEW COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGN
OPERANT CONDITIONING POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
Purchase burger in store and receive complimentary Budweiser
E-voucher distribution for a discount next visit
Repurchase product at a full price - Brand Loyalty
Source: Solomon et al. (2014)
NEW COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGN
MEMORY RETRIEVAL
● Memory cue - Retrieval Environment
● Honest Burger - Advertisement● Similar setting, ambience● Long Term Episodic Memory
Source: Burke & Srull (1988)
NEW COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGN
Concept
BIBLIOGRAPHYBatra, R. Myers, J. and Aaker, D. (2009). Advertising Management. India: Pearson Education.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
FOX News Magazine. (2012). What a man’s choice in beer reveals about this personality. Fox News. Available from http://magazine.foxnews.com/food- wellness/what-man%E2%80%99s-choice-beer-reveals-about-his-personality [Accessed 6 November 2015].
Ramsoy, T, Z. and Skov, M. (2014). Brand preference affects the threshold for perceptual awareness. Journal of Consumer Behaviour. 13 (1), 1-8
Rescorla, R.A. (1988). Pavlovian Conditioning: Its not what you think. American Psychologist. 43 (3), 151-160.
Solomon, R. M. Bamossy, J. G. Askegaard, T. S. and Hogg, K. M. (2014) Consumer Behaviour. A European Perspective. 5th ed. England: Pearson.