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MarketingManagementSession5

QianXU,PhD.Spring,2017

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Today’sAgenda

•1.Review•2.ObtainCustomers•3. ExampleofTermProjects

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Part1Review

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Howtoconductmarketingresearch

DefinetheProblem

DeveloptheResearchPlan

CollecttheInformation

AnalyzetheInformation

PresenttheFindings

MaketheDecision

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1.1Developtheresearchplan

Qualitative

Observationalresearch

Focusgroup ...

Quantitative

Experimentalresearch

Correlationaldata ...

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Whycausality>description/correlation?

•Knowtheworld•Predicttheworld•Manipulatetheworld

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1.2 Collecttheinformation

Opinion Behavior

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1.2.1 Whybehavior>opinion?

ConsumerpreferencesTheydon’tknow Theyknow

Don’twanttotellyou

Can’ttellyou

Whatyoucanknow

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Minisurvey

t.im/1c9sw

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Results:

21.5%

4.7%

0.0%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

40.0%

50.0%

PercentageOthercheating Selfcheating

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1.2.2 Methodstogettrueopinions

• Projectivetechniques• IAT(ImplicitAssociationTest)• Incentive-alignedmechanism•…

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1.3Feedbacks

•Doesappearancematter?

appearance

trust

helpingempathy

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ConnectingwithCustomers

Obtain Retain

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Part2ObtainCustomers

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2.Howtoobtaincustomers

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2.1ConsumerPsychology

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2.1KeyPsychologicalProcesses

Motivation

Perception

LearningEmotions

Memory

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2.1.1KeyPsychologicalProcesses:Motivation

Motivation

Perception

LearningEmotions

Memory

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2.1.1Motivation

•Freud’stheory•Maslow’stheory•Herzberg’stheory

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2.1.1.1Freud’sandunconsciousness

• Psychoanalysis• Psychologicalforcesshapepeople’sbehaviorunconsciously.• Example:

• Youforgottoattendmylecturetoday.

• Youmusthatemeormylectures.

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2.1.1.2Maslow’shierarchies

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2.1.1.3Herzberg’sMotivator-HygieneTheory(Two-factortheory)

•Motivator•Givepositivesatisfaction

•Hygiene•Don’tgivesatisfaction,butdissatisfactionresultsfromtheirabsence.

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Motivator-HygieneTheory

Car Clock

Hygiene Round wheel Punctuality

Motivator Sensor Loud

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2.1.2KeyPsychologicalProcesses:Perception

Motivation

Perception

LearningEmotions

Memory

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2.1.2.1 Perception

Wanghong (网红)effect

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Perceptionisreality.

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Whichcoffeetastesbetter?

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Placeboeffectsinmarketing

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☕5RMBBabaShiv,Ziv Carmon,DanAriely (2005)PlaceboEffectsofMarketingActions:ConsumersMayGetWhatTheyPayFor.JournalofMarketingResearch:November2005,Vol.42,No.4,pp.383-393.

Solvepuzzles

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2.1.2.2 Sensorymarketing

• Touch• Smell• Sound• Taste• Vision

Krishna,Aradhna,andN.Schwarz."Sensorymarketing,embodiment,andgroundedcognition:Areviewandintroduction." JournalofConsumerPsychology 24.2(2014):159-168.

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TouchChangesindefinitionofgoodfoamByUnileverpersonalwashdepartment

10yearsago:Airy

5 yearsago:Creamy

Recently:Bouncy

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Sound

•Minicase:K11

Product Soundsluxury Classicsports Popfood Rocklobby Naturalsounds(breeze,

bird, etc.)

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Smell

Smell FeelVanilla HappyGrass Young

Whitecamellia Graceful

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AnAppleMacscent

• TheplasticiPhonehasthesamesmellasthealuminumMacBook

• AirAromacompany

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Ambientscentincreasesslotmachineearningsby45%

http://www.newneuromarketing.com/the-definitive-guide-to-scent-marketing

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2.1.3 KeyPsychologicalProcesses:Learning

Motivation

Perception

LearningEmotions

Memory

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2.1.3Learning

•Classicconditioning•Operantconditioning

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2.1.3.1Classicconditioning

• Definition:alearningprocedureinwhichabiologicallypotentstimulus(e.g.food)ispairedwithapreviouslyneutralstimulus(e.g.abell).

• Pavlov’sdog

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Minicase:ToyotaRAV4

Nothing

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Minicase:ToyotaRAV4

Happy

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Minicase:ToyotaRAV4

Happy

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Minicase:ToyotaRAV4

Happy

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2.1.3.2Operantconditioning

• Definition:atypeoflearninginwhich(a)thestrengthofabehaviorismodifiedbythebehavior'sconsequences,suchasrewardorpunishment,and(b)thebehavioriscontrolledbyantecedentscalled"discriminativestimuli"whichcometoemitthoseresponses.

• Skinner’srat

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Positivereinforcement

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Negativereinforcement

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Extinction

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2.1.4KeyPsychologicalProcesses:Emotions

Motivation

Perception

LearningEmotions

Memory

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Debate:Shallwemarryforloveormoney?

•Youareansweringthequestionwithyouremotionnotyourrationality.

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Dualsystemtheory

•Kahneman &Tversky•Peopleprocessemotionsfasterthanreasons.

Emotion

Rationality

Recommendedreading:Thinkingfastandslow

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Emotionappealad:Budweiser

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Emotionappealad:Theforce,Passat

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2.1.5KeyPsychologicalProcesses:Memory

Motivation

Perception

LearningEmotions

Memory

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Memory

•Memorysystem•Brandassociation

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BeconsciousaboutassociationsOneteachingbuildingatTsinghuaUniversityisnamedafterJeanswest.

Clothesofthebrandareacasualstyledesignedforyoungpeopleandsoldatlowprices.

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Howabout?

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Badassociation

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2.2Consumercharacteristics

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2.2.1Consumercharacteristics

Cultural

Social

Personal

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2.2.1Culturalfactors

westernvs.eastern

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Howtoexpressyourself

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peoplerelationship:simplevscomplex

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Howtolineup

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soundinrestaurant

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duringthetravel

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infrontofproblem

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dailylifeoftheold

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Evenwithinthewesternculture

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2.2.2Consumercharacteristics

Cultural

Social

Personal

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2.2.2Socialfactors

•Socialidentitytheory(Tajfel,1979)•Differentiatefromout-groups•Resembletoin-groups.

•In-group:e.g.,Fudanstudents•Out-group:e.g.,SJTUstudents

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2.2.3Consumercharacteristics

Cultural

Social

Personal

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2.2.3Personalfactors

Actualself

IdealselfOthers’self

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Actualselfvs.idealself

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Actualselfvs.others’self

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Bestmakeupintheworld

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Part3Exampleoftermprojects

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Quantitative:Correlationaldata

•Whattwitsattractmoreresponses?(什么状态回复最多)•Method:reviewyourecent5 twitsandrespondtothefollowingquestionnaire.

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Results

05101520253035404550

1 2 3 4 5

Responses

Emotion Valence

Replies

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Results

01020304050607080

1 2 3 4 5

Responses

Emotion Valence

Likings

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Results

01020304050607080

1 2 3 4 5

Responses

Emotion Valence

Replies Likings

Replies=3.47 *Valence– 1.17Likings=7.39 *Valence– 11.84

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Conclusions

•Expressingpositiveemotions(正能量)promotesbothrepliesandlikings.

•Positiveemotionspromotesmorelikingsthanreplies.

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Aftertheclass

•Deadlines:•Quiz1,Apr.5th.Chapters1-5•Termprojectideassubmission,Apr.12th, 24:00.

•Recommendedreadings