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By: Ayesha Ahmed, Madeeha Aslam, Rabia Rasheed, Shehar Bano, Zile Huma Akbar, Wajiha Haq

Transcript of By: Ayesha Ahmed, Madeeha Aslam, Rabia Rasheed, Shehar Bano, Zile Huma Akbar, Wajiha Haq.

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By: Ayesha Ahmed, Madeeha Aslam, Rabia Rasheed, Shehar Bano, Zile Huma Akbar, Wajiha Haq

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Person’s consistent ways of responding to the environment in which he or she lives is called personality.

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Factors Making Up Our Personality External Influences or social

environment

Genetic or Biological Traits

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TYPES OF CONSUMER PERSONALITY Product Oriented; who tends to

patronize a product or service based on merchandise itself.

Service Oriented; who tends to seek relationships with the seller, producer of the service or manufacturer of the product.

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Three distinct properties are of central importance in personality. These are:

Personality reflects individual differences Personality is consistent and enduring Personality can change

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PERSONALITY REFLECTS INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES

The inner characteristics of every individual differ from every other individual.

Many individuals can be similar in one or two characteristics but not in others.

Personality is useful to categorize consumers into different groups on the basis of several traits.

For example some people are risk averse while some like to take risks. like they try every new product in market.

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PERSONALITY IS CONSISTENT AND ENDURING Indeed a sibling tries to differentiate

himself from his brother from the day he born. This shows that personality has consistency and endurance.

Marketers cannot change consumer’s personalities but can influence them by making products appealing.

Personalities may be consistent but consumption pattern is different. it depends on socio, environmental and cultural factors.

Needs, motives and reaction to new brand may change person behavior.

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PERSONALITY CAN CHANGE

Under certain events and situations personality changes like marriage, death of parents, birth of child, change of job, occupation

Other than events gradual development also change the personality.

men’s personality has remain constant for 50years while women’s personality has grown more masculine due to moving into occupations that are male dominant.

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Two types of consumers :Consumer innovatorsConsumer noninnovators

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Personality traits used to understand consumer behavior.

1.Dogmatism: Personality trait that measures the

degree of rigidity that an individual shows towards new product.

Highly dogmatic people are called close minded

Low dogmatic people are called open minded

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A person who is highly dogmatic approaches the new or unfamiliar product with discomfort and uncertainty.

Low dogmatic persons like to prefer innovative products and always try to go for a change.

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2. Social character: Personality trait that ranges on the

continuum from inner directedness to other directedness.

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NEED OF UNIQUENESS

One of the factor that people want to seek.

Research has proved that when consumers are asked to explain ther choices and they are least bothered about peoples criticism are more receptive to make a choice

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OPTIMUM STIMULATION LEVEL It is the deire lifestyle that one want

to achieve in his/her life. High scorersof OSL are:More riskier.Try new poducts.To be innovative.

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SENSATION MAKING

Defined as:“Trait characteristics by the need of

varied ,novel nad complex sensations and experience to take physical and social risks for the sake of such experience”.

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SENSATION MAKING

Example: Teenage males with high OSL score

are more likely top prefer heavy metalic music and dangerous ehavior than other teenagers.

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VARIETY NOVELTY SEEKING

Exploratory Purchase Behavior: Switching brands to experience new

, different and better alternatives. Use Innovativeness: Using an already adapted produt in

a new and novel way. Vicarious Exploration: Securing information about new and

different products

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BRAND PERSONALITY

Brand personality is that consumers attribute various descriptive personality traits to different brands

For example BMW as performance driven and NIKE as the athlete in all of us.

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BRAND PERSONIFICATION

Brand personification tries to recast consumer perception of the attribute of a product or service into a human like character.

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BRAND PERSONALITY AND GENDER A product personality endows the

product or a brand with a gender.

For example ,Chinese consumers perceived coffee and tooth paste as masculine products, whereas bath soaps and shampoos as feminine products.

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PRODUCT PERSONALITY AND GEOGRAPHY Certain products in minds of

consumers possess a strong geographical association.

For example, although Texas best Barbecue sauce may be made in new jersey many Americans associate barbecue with Texas.

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PERSONALITY AND COLOR

Consumers not only ascribe personality trait to products and services, but they also tend to associate personality factors with specific colors.

For example Coca cola is associated with red color which connotes excitement. Blue bottles are used to sell wine because blue color appeals to women.

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Self image

Consumers carry different perceptions and images about themselves and according to these images and perceptions they tend to buy such products which depict their self image.

Persons carry different self images according to their roles.

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Self image

Self image is based on interactions and backgrounds.

Brands have symbolic value. People evaluate this value and buy products accordingly.

ACTUAL SELF IMAGE: how we see ourselg

IDEAL SELF IMAGE: how we want to see ourself

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SOCIAL SELF IMAGE: how people see ourself

IDEAL SOCIAL SELF IMAGE: hoe we want people to see ourself

Marketers analyze the kind of self image by which we are guided.

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Altering self image

Sometimes we don’t like our self image and try to change it by using different products like clothes, lenses etc.

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EXTENDED SELF IMAGE

People use products to enhance their self image.