Consumer Behaviour Project On Newly Married couples Submitted by - Submitted to- Kanika Gupta 10609151 Prof. S. Suresh Kartikey Pandey 10609152 Kirti Rajput 1060153 Komal Agarwal 10609026 Hina Sharma Lokesh Jain 10609154 Group no .4 Batch 2010- 2012 Sec – R3 Kanika Gupta: Introduction & Conclusion Kartikey Pandey: Introduction & customer survey Komal Agarwal: Introduction , survey, survey report & conclusion Hina: Customer survey Kirti Rajput: Customer survey & introduction Lokesh Jain: Customer Survey WHO ARE THEY? In …show more content…
They buy products from various sources like 1. Nearby markets [pic] 2. Retail outlets A store that purchases goods from manufacturers or wholesalers and sells directly to consumers, generally in small quantities. Retail outlet is a store that is opened by the manufacturer, often near the factory, for the purposes of selling over-produced or irregular merchandise at discount prices. [pic] 3. Malls A shopping mall, shopping centre or shopping precinct is one or more buildings forming a complex of shops representing merchandisers, with interconnecting walkways enabling visitors to easily walk from unit to unit, along with a parking area – a modern, indoor version of the traditional marketplace. [pic] HOW DO THEY USE AND DISPOSE? Newly married couple can prove to be very attractive segment as with the start of their new life they are more found of new products, they love spending and exploring the market of their new interests. A newly married couple is supposed to be very choosy about whatever they use. What to be used depends on both of the individual’s likes and dislikes, i.e. they make a collective decision. They are more intended towards luxurious products and they often make a high class choice of products, they seek maximum satisfaction out of the goods and they prefer higher value goods. Most of the times newly married couples try to keep
This study is intended to understand consumer consumption habits, loyalty patterns and various influencing factors. Questionnaire was a mix of various demographic and consumption related areas.
Retail: The sale of goods to the public in relatively small quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale.
The malls make us believe we need to be there and when doing so. We lose direction in what the mall is really
According, the United State Census Bureau, the U.S. population is increasing, every eight seconds a child is born. With the population increasing sort of rapidly the construction of new neighborhoods it is going to be necessary to house these prospering families. Also, the establishment of stores are going to be needed. Therefore, neighborhood stores are going to become available and malls too, but they both are going to vary in certain aspects. Neighborhood stores are stores that provides accommodations to the locals. Malls, on the other hand, are large buildings made of multiple competitive retails stores. Nevertheless, neighborhood stores and malls seem very similar, but when looking at their square footages, remoteness from home, and marketability, they are quite different.
The retail industry is a sector of the economy that is comprised of individuals and companies
Ever wonder what your favorite mall will look like if it was replaced by an empty lot? How would you feel? Approximately 60 years ago when shopping malls were first built, it was expected to be “the gleaming symbols of America’s future.” Shopping malls were created to lure customers from the city into the suburbs; thus allowing shopping be done under one roof.
“Retail is the business of selling goods made by others to individual consumers. It is a huge industry, dominated by Wal-Mart, which touches every corner of the globe. Due to the decline in the global economy, the future of many retailers is uncertain as consumers begin to spend less. The retail industry is the last step in the process of getting products to customers efficiently, and should not be confused with the wholesale activities which precede it. The difference between the two is that wholesalers are companies that sell their products to businesses, whereas in retail, the goods are sold
Retailing is one of the largest industries in the United States and accounts for approximately 10 percent of the gross national product. A retailer is someone who purchases items from a supplier or wholesaler for re-sale at a profit. The retailer earns his or her living by making a profit on the re-sale. Retailers purchase a product, mark up its cost, and advertise it for sale. The mark-up process is the key to the retailers business because if the product is marked up too high, consumers will not buy it. If it is marked too low then the retailer will have lost profits and the supply may be quickly exhausted. Another key to the retail business is knowing what the customer needs or wants and when, how much the customer is willing to pay for the product, what the competition is charging, and where to find the product at the best possible cost to make a profit.
Shopping villages are becoming increasingly popular. They are large areas which are aimed for customers to be able to go their and spend the whole day there. They usually contain everything individuals may need to keep themselves entertained. Some examples of what shopping villages may contain are many shops, cinemas, restaurants, hairdressers, play areas and some contain worship areas. Within the UK many have been put in place, including Westfield, Bluewater and Lakeside.
The U.S. Bureau of the Census defines wholesalers as: The activities of those persons or establishments which sell to retailers and other merchants, and or to industrial, institutional, and commercial users, but who do not sell in large amounts to final consumers.
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Retail stores, are one of the biggest and largest businesses around the world. They produce thousands of hundreds in revenues and they are some of the biggest employers industries. WALL-MART, IKEA, TESCO, ARGOS, MACYS, WALLGREENS and OFICCE DEPOT are some of the well-known retail stores that supply us every day with different kind of goods and services. For a better understanding, one of the main definitions of retail is: “...store commonly a shop or stall for the retail sale of commodities, but also a place where wholesale supplies are kept, exhibited, or sold…” What this means
Retail is when business sells products and provide service to the customer to make a profit. An example of a retail business is TESCO. There are many different types of retail sectors in UK which have different organisation and structures. In order for business to operate they will need to find the appropriate location, products they will sell to customer in order to gain profit for the business.
Sector: Retailing as a sector includes subordinated services, such as delivery. The term "retailer" is also applied where a service provider services the small orders of a large number of individuals.
In India there are various resources and people are more prone to use variety of products for their consumption. The process of consumption in the post liberalized era has started dominating the consumer community particularly in the women section. There are numerous products are available in the market for the consumption and this situation has created for consumers. The multiple products with similar utility have created a competitive situation in the market. People at one side are unable to decide what to buy and on the other side they remain faithful to some products in particular. Thus, consumer behavior is one of the significant areas to be studied. The globalization and liberalization operation of businesses have given an opportunity to the customers/ consumers to select one out of various similar products available in the market. The global trend in the market have affected the consumer 's behavior to a great extent, whether it is a case of seller operating in international, regional, local level or a case of consumers involved in purchasing consumable/ industrial products. Due to globalization of business and liberalized policies of the government the auto industry has witnessed a major selling prospect. Many multinational companies have entered to fray, turning the market place into a virtual battlefield.