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    CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR

    Assignment1

    Submitted by:

    Jyoti Solanki

    0111pg093

    Submitted to:

    Christopher Doyle

    (Project No. 43)

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    PROJECTTOPIC

    AS a Marketing manager for a new brandof diet hot chocolate, you want to use anopinion leader to stimulate sales of the

    brand. How would you identify anopinion leader & what strategies do youhave for using an opinion leader in yourmarketing communications program?

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    At the end of this presentation, the learning outcomesare:

    Who is the Opinion leader ?

    How to identify the opinion leader.

    How to use an opinion leader to stimulate sales ofthe brand.

    Strategy used by opinion leader in marketingcommunication program.

    Opinion leader Skills used by a Marketing Managerfor a new brand of diet hot chocolate.

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    OPINIONLEADER Opinion leader (or word-of-mouth communications) is

    the process by which one person (the opinion leader)informally influences the actions or attitudes of others,who may be opinion seekers or opinion recipients.

    Influential members of a community,group,or society towhom others turn for advice,opinions,and views.

    An Opinion leader is also known as Influential, who is

    someone who has the power to informally manipulateattitudes & behaviors of other individuals. The concepthas been researched by Robert Merton in 1949 & latelydeveloped by Katz & Lazarsfeld.

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    CHARACTERISTICSOF OPINIONLEADER

    Reduce risk first to buy

    Technically Competent

    Knowledge power

    Legitimate power

    Similar Values referent power

    Greater knowledge of innovation.

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    COLLECTINFORMATIONABOUTCUSTOMERS:-

    Secondary Data Census

    Syndicated services

    Database marketing

    Primary Data

    Survey research

    Experimental Research

    Observational Research

    Qualitative Research: Focus groups, projectivetechniques

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    STIMULATESALESOFTHEBRAND

    Focus on Niche markets

    Repackage your offerings

    Sell proprietary products

    Differentiate yourself

    Get rid of underperformers

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    FACTORSIMPORTANTFORMARKETINGMANAGERARE:

    Consumer behaviour Research

    Customer oriented Marketing strategies

    Measuring factors that influence consumerpurchase

    Market segmentation

    Positioning

    Focus on individual consumer

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    IDENTIFYING OPINIONLEADER

    Self-Designating Method

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    IDENTIFYING OPINIONLEADER

    Sociometric Method:-

    Referral Behavior

    Network Analysis

    Referral Network

    Tie Strength

    Bridging Function

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    COMMUNICATIONPROCESSOFOPINIONLEADER

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    STRATEGYUSEDINCOMMUNICATIONPROCESS

    Word-of-mouth communication:-

    Much information about products & services isactually conveyed by individuals on an informalbasis called Word-of-Mouth Communication(WOM).

    Factors that Encourage WOM are:

    Person is Highly Involved With the Product

    Person is Highly Knowledgeable About the Product

    Person Has a Genuine Concern for Someone Else

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    Guerilla Marketing:- Unconventional marketingintended to get maximum results from minimalresources.

    Viral Marketing:- Marketing phenomenon thatfacilitates and encourages people to pass along amarketing message. Viral marketing depends on ahigh pass-along rate from person to person.

    THE DOMINANCEOF WOM

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    NEGATIVEWORD-OF-MOUTH

    Negative Word-of-Mouth:

    Is weighted more heavily by consumers thanpositive comments.

    Has been shown to reduce the credibility of thefirms advertising.

    May influence consumers attitudes towards aproduct as well as their intention to buy it.

    Rumors are the chief form of negative WOM.

    Rumors often results in Boycotts of products,companies or services.

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