FACTORS AFFECTING CONSUMER BUYING
BEHAVIOR
The various factors that affect buying behaviour of
in rural India are:
1)
Environment of the consumer:- the
environment or the surroundings in which the consumer leaves has a very
strong influence on the buyer behavior. E.g.:- electrification, water supply
effects demand for durables.
2)
Geographic influence:- the
geographic location in which the rural consumer is located also speaks
about the thought process of the consumer. For instance, villages in south
India accept technology quicker than in other parts of india.Thus, HMT sells
more winding watches in the north while they sell more quartz watches in the
south.
3)
Influence of occupation:- The
land owners and service can buy more of category2 & category3
durables than agricultural laborers.
4)
Place of purchase:- Company‘s
need to access consumersthe atinflue village shops.
5) Creative
use of product:- The study of product and provides
indicators to the company on the need for education and also for new
product ideas.
E.g.:- godrej
hair dye being used as a pain to the color horns of ox. Washing machine being
used for making lassie.
6) Brand preference
and loyalty:- the people in rural market will not give preference for brand
products but they give importance for loyalty of the product. 80% of the sale
is branded items in 16 product category.
SOCIAL FACTORS
The social factor consists of three factors,
1) Sociological factor:-
Consumer society or the
community is important. The consumer life style is influenced by the social
setup. The social constitution and changes influence customer habits, taste,
and lifestyles.
2) Anthropological factors:-
The reasonable cultures
and subcultures and living patterns influence advertising sales promotion,
selling strategies and packing. The consumers in east India have different
taste.
3) Psychological factors:-
Consumer behavior
attitudes personality and mental make ups are unique. The study of behavior is
vital to evolve marketing mix.
TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS
The rapid expansion of
telecommunication facilities and mobile phone has provided opportunities for
rural people to keep in touch with men and markets. Development of TV networks
and reasonable channels has enabled the marketers to pass on message about
product and services to rural people. In rural areas especially in large
villagers and villagers near to towns and cities, children and youth have
accused to information such as job opportunities, national news, weather
conditions, bank loans etc..IT and internet are sure to spread up exchange of information
in rural india though at a slower rate compare to urban market
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