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Case studies Information processing CASE STUDIES ON CONCEPTS & MODELS Gurmeet kaur : 215 Khushboo mehta : 223 Naina arun : 227 Priyanka dhelia : 237 Shirin bardia :255

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Case studies Information processing

CASE STUDIES ON CONCEPTS & MODELS

Gurmeet kaur : 215Khushboo mehta : 223Naina arun : 227Priyanka dhelia : 237Shirin bardia :255

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Need recognition

Information search

Evaluation of alternatives

Purchase

Post purchase evaluation

Information Processing

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Toshiba case study

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Need /problem recognizing

Purchase a laptop

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Search information Personal

Sales person

Friends ,family

Impersonal

Advertising

Publication reviews

Market controlled sources

Non marketer controlled

Internal search

• Past experience

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Notices an ad of Toshiba and decides to visit various stores

Realizes the speed of the machine is faster than anticipated

The information is perceived.

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Determine what information will be retained in memory

Short term memory

• Speed• Price • Screen size

Long term memory

•Speed •Price

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Information received

Changes belief about characteristics of Toshiba

Develops a positive attitude towards it and increases the chance of selecting our product

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High involvement product

Obtains information on additional brands

Compares various factors

Decides to buy Toshiba

Additional information search

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Post purchase behavior

Retains her experience in long term memory

Uses it when decides to upgrade her pc

More effective information searcher, shopper and brand evaluator.

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L’Oreal case study

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Need /problem recognition

Getting a hairstyle

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Involvement level and type of decision making

High Involvement Low involvement

Problem recognition Problem recognition

Information search Little or no information

Search Evaluation of alternatives

PURCHASE

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Information search process

• Earlier purchases, personal experience

• Low involvement learning

Long term memory

• Family , friends, peer groups• Neighbors and acquaintances.

Personal sources

• Newspapers, magazines, Journals• Consumer reports.

Independent sources

• Advertising and Public relations.• Sales personnel, direct mail, Personal selling.

Marketer controlled sources

• Inspection of products• Products trials.

Experiential sources

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Our consumer Notices an ad of L’Oreal & decides to an outlet.

Realizes the service, equipments and customer handling is value for money

Consumer is attracted as the information is perceived

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Determining Factors held in memory

Long term memory•Quality of Service•Technology of equipments •Customer handling

Short term memory•Frequency of outlets •Premium prices of other packages.

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Customer hooked to offer as Information is received

The consumer develops a positive attitude towards L’Oreal high and above competitor brands.

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Other factors determining purchase

decision

Financial Status

Emotional analysis

Situational factor

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Post Purchase evaluation

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Chooses L’Oreal for haircutting and styling time and again. Other services from the same brand also stand at a good chance for being bought.

Promotes L’Oreal to Family, Friends, peer groups and acquaintances.

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Chevrolet Cruze

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Need recognizing/problem awareness

Need a car for easy travelling

Status symbol

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Search information

Personal

Sales person

Friends ,family

Impersonal

Advertising

Publication reviews

Market controlled sources

Non marketer controlled

Internal search

• Past experience

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Evaluation and selection of alternatives

• •Importance , Need, Benefits•Complexity, indices of qualities

Products characteristic

•Level of interest and involvement• Information organization

Consumer characteristics

•Toyota – Corolla and Corolla Altis•Hyundai Civic and Skoda OctaviaCompetitors

•Mileage , Power, performance and Fuel choice compatibility.

Product advantages

•Only diesel car in comparison to its competitors which are petrol based.

Distinctive features

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Factors determining retention

Long term memory•Mileage•Diesel engine •Performance package

Short term memory•Price•Fuel tank capacity.

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Decision Implementation

Diesel Engine

Mileage

Power

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Post purchase evaluation

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Chooses Chevrolet Cruze for Performance and status.

Based on Performance Promotes Cruze to Family, Friends, peer groups and acquaintances.

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