Family & family life cycle

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FAMILY & FAMILY LIFE FAMILY & FAMILY LIFE CYCLE CYCLE

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FAMILY & FAMILY LIFE FAMILY & FAMILY LIFE CYCLE CYCLE

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Functions of Family Functions of Family

Economic Well Being Emotional Support Suitable Family Life Styles Socialization of Family Members

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Roles in Family Decision MakingRoles in Family Decision Making

Information Gatherer Influencer Gatekeepers Decision Maker Purchaser

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Perspectives in Family Perspectives in Family Purchasing Decision Purchasing Decision

Role Structure Power Structure

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ROLE STRUCTURE ROLE STRUCTURE

Instrumental & Expressive Roles:– Roles relating to achievement of Particular goal or task &

Giving emotional Support Purchase Process Roles:

– Initiator Role– Influencer Role– Information Gatherer Role – Decision maker Role – Purchaser Role – User Role

Role Load

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POWER STRUCTURE POWER STRUCTURE Purchase Influence Pattern:

– Power Relationships within the Family – Autonomic, Husband Dominant, Wife Dominant &

Joint

Alternative Family Decision Making Role Structures :– Parallel Decision Making – Hierarchical Decision Making

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Family Life Cycle Family Life Cycle

A series of Predictable Stages A progression of stages through which many

Family members pass It is a composite variable created by systematically

combining demographic variables as Marital Status, Size of Family, Age of Family members & Employment Status

Helps to understand the behavior of consumers at various stages of their lives so as to effectively design the right Marketing Strategy

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Family Life Cycle Family Life Cycle

Five Basic Stages :– Bachelorhood : Young Single Adult living

alone– Honeymooners : Young Married Couples with

no children – Parenthood :Married Couples with at least

one child – Post parent Hood: Older Married Couple with

no children at home – Dissolution: One Surviving Spouse

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Family Life Cycle Family Life Cycle

Stage One:Bachelor Hood:– Single Working Men/Women – Two Groups:– Living with Parents:

Entertainment, Clothes & Personal Care

– Living Independently: Rent, Home Furnishings, Automobile , Clothes &

accessories

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Family Life CycleFamily Life CycleStage Two:Honeymooners :

– Post Marriage before Kids– Lifestyle shifts to Joint Lifestyle – Joint Decisions & Shared Roles – Savings, Household Furnishings, Major Appliances

and host of utensils and accessory items – Movie Tickets, Expensive Cloths and outings

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Family Life CycleFamily Life Cycle

Stage Three:Parenthood:– Changes in Lifestyle after addition of child

Three Stages:Full Nest I: Immediately after birth of child

– New Purchase in areas of Baby Clothes, Furniture, Food and Health Care Products

Full Nest II: Improved Financial Position of Family – Better Buying Experiences – Relatively Low Influence of Advertising

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Family Life CycleFamily Life Cycle

Full Nest III:Children Start getting employed High Expenditure for Durable Goods, New

Furniture, Luxury Appliances and Cars

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Stage Four:Post Parent Hood:Children Leave homesEmpty Nest I: Satisfactory Financial Position

– Leisure Time, Frequent Traveling, Vacations & Gifts

Empty Nest II: Low Income – Medical Care, Health Product a& basic necessities

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Dissolution Stage :– Death of one Spouse – Simple Pattern of living and very economical

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Marketing Applications Marketing Applications

Understand the Differences in consumption Patterns of different households

Develop Product & Promotional Strategies with recognition of changing roles & responsibilities

Use Concept of Family Life Cycle as a basis for Segmenting the Markets

Target Products & Services Properly for Family Roles in Decision making