Axis Bank's advertisement portrays how people's lives are interconnected and progress together through a circle. It shows how one person's actions can motivate and help others. The ad highlights key factors that influence consumer behavior, such as geographical reach, cultural values, and psychological motivations. It depicts emotions that drive purchases and milestone moments. Overall, the ad skillfully represents how Axis Bank can play a role in people's financial progress by targeting important social and individual factors known to shape consumer decisions.
This document summarizes a research study that examined the effect of product, promotion, location, and reputation on saving decisions at Village Credit Institutions in Kuta District, Bali. The study used a quantitative approach and linear regression analysis of data from 120 respondents. The results showed that product, promotion, location, and reputation all had a positive and significant effect on saving decisions. Previous literature also found positive effects of these factors on saving decisions, though some studies found no significant effect of promotion and location. The conceptual framework indicated that saving decisions are influenced by the marketing stimuli of product, promotion, location, and reputation.
The document discusses several advertisements and their potential positive and negative impacts on society. It analyzes advertisements related to social awareness of COVID prevention, stopping rape, cultural promotion, psychological impacts on respecting elders, economic impacts of car loans, and negative impacts of some financial institutions. While advertisements can increase awareness, they sometimes promote harmful behaviors or unrealistic views. Both benefits and risks must be considered to maximize the positive effects and minimize negative influences on society.
Advertising has evolved significantly over time. It began in newspapers in the 17th century and now utilizes many methods across various media platforms. Television, newspapers, magazines, radio, direct mail, yellow pages, the internet and outdoor advertising are all common techniques used. While advertising can help stimulate economic growth by increasing product demand, it also influences society and culture in both positive and negative ways. It impacts body image, political systems, and can promote global cultural homogenization through multinational campaigns.
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This document discusses advertisements and their purpose and impact. It begins by noting that advertisements are ubiquitous in modern society through various media channels. The document then defines advertising as a method of mass promotion that aims to persuade consumers to purchase particular products or services by exaggerating their positive qualities. Advertisements are also described as playing a key role in building brands by differentiating products and conveying desired brand values and images to appeal to consumers. The document notes that while advertisements influence consumer purchases, they can also shape how people think about themselves and their social status. It suggests people should critically analyze advertising techniques and appeals.
Hsbc case study: The Role That Personalityand Motivation Play in Consumer Be...Nusrat Nova
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The document summarizes a student group project on analyzing customer satisfaction of DBBL Mobile Banking. It includes:
1. An introduction to the topic, objectives of the report, and methodology used which was a survey of 30 customers.
2. Key findings from the survey that most customers find DBBL Mobile Banking easy to use, financially secure, and more convenient than other options. However, some felt fees could be lower.
3. Recommendations to lower fees based on feedback, and improve promotional activities to educate more customers on usage.
This document introduces Johnny C.H. LOK, a customer psychologist who has authored several ebooks on predicting consumer emotion. It provides links to LOK's ebooks on consumer emotion, methods for predicting consumer emotion, and consumer psychology research. The document explains that LOK is interested in researching consumer emotion, economics, marketing and human resources strategies. It also summarizes that one of LOK's books introduces three methods using psychology, the internet and video cameras to predict consumer emotion in order to reduce business risks before new products are launched. Contact information is provided to discuss ideas with the author.
Introduction to role of ceativity and reflection in leadership, and use of haiku writing as a discipline, presnetaion from Academi Wales Summer School 2013
The document outlines the process for creating an effective advertisement, including conducting market research to identify a target section of society, defining a theme to appeal to that target, preparing a slogan to emphasize the theme, choosing models and locations to shoot the advertisement, testing the advertisement with audiences to record responses, editing the advertisement based on the responses, and finally launching the product being advertised. The overall goal is to promote sales and increase company profits by creating interest in a brand among competing options.
The document discusses the stages of memory formation and retrieval. It explains that memory involves encoding external information through the senses, storing it permanently, and later recalling it in response to cues. It describes the three main types of memory as sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. Sensory memory holds information for seconds, short-term for seconds to a minute, and long-term relies on neural connections for permanent storage. The document also mentions working memory involves a central executive, phonological loop, and visual-spatial sketchpad according to a 1974 theory.
This document summarizes a chapter on emotion. It discusses the elements of emotion including the body, mind, and culture. Regarding the body, it describes primary and secondary emotions and how facial expressions, the brain, hormones, and autonomic nervous system are involved. For the mind, it discusses cognitive appraisals and the two-factor theory of emotion. Regarding culture, it explains how display rules, body language, and emotion work are shaped by cultural norms. It concludes by analyzing differences in how emotion is experienced and expressed between genders.
The document provides an overview of Axis Bank, one of India's largest private sector banks. Some key points:
- Axis Bank was the first new private sector bank established in India in 1994.
- It has over 1622 branches across India and one of the largest ATM networks with over 9924 ATMs.
- The bank focuses on retail banking, corporate banking, treasury and merchant banking services.
- It aims to be the preferred financial solutions provider through excellent customer service, empowered employees, and technology.
behavior of consumer on advertisement of Axis bank riya jain
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This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
Axis Bank conducted a consumer behavior study on their advertisements in 2015-2016 which was submitted by an MBA student Riya Jain to her professor Mr. Abhinav Nigam at Banasthali University's Faculty of Management Studies department to analyze the effectiveness of their tagline "Badhti ka naam Zindagi".
The document discusses several theories of emotions. It describes the Cannon-Bard Theory, which proposes that emotions provoking events simultaneously produce physiological arousal and subjective reactions. It also describes the James-Lange Theory, which suggests that emotion-provoking events produce physiological reactions and recognition of these leads to subjective emotions. Additionally, it outlines Schachter-Singer Two-Factor Theory, which proposes that our subjective emotions are determined by the cognitive labels we attach to feelings of arousal. It also briefly discusses the Opponent-Process Theory, suggesting any emotional reaction is followed by an opposite reaction and repeated exposure weakens the initial reaction.
This document discusses emotion and affect from several perspectives. It outlines the goals of understanding what emotions, affect, and mood are; theoretical approaches to emotions; how emotions influence attitudes and behavior; affect as information; mere exposure effects; moral emotions; the relationship between emotions and information processing/stereotyping; and cultural differences in emotion expression. Key points include that emotions involve both physiological responses and cognitive appraisals, emotions serve adaptive functions in motivation and decision-making, and cultural differences exist in how and what emotions are expressed.
Consumer behavior analysis in selection of a bankTrupti Desai
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The document summarizes research on consumer behavior when choosing a bank in India. It discusses the origins and structure of banking in India. Research methodology included questionnaires with 100 consumers in Ahmedabad and Baroda. Key findings were that consumers primarily consider rate of interest, convenience, easy loans and ATM access when selecting a bank. There was no major differentiating factor between banks and consumers desired more attractive offers, education on offerings, and improved security. Recommendations included targeting influencers to gain more business and assuring security of consumer investments.
The document provides information about memory models and theories from a Higher Psychology course. It discusses the multi-store model of memory proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin, which distinguishes between sensory memory, short-term memory (STM), and long-term memory (LTM). Information is encoded from sensory memory to STM and can then be transferred to LTM through rehearsal. It also briefly introduces Baddeley and Hitch's working memory model. Key concepts covered include the capacity and duration of STM and LTM, and different encoding processes between the memory stores.
The document discusses theories of emotion. It defines emotion as a complex state involving feelings, physiological arousal, and behaviors that influence thoughts. It describes three components of emotion: subjective feelings, physiological reactions, and expressive behaviors. Several theories are explained, including Plutchik's wheel of emotions showing how basic emotions combine, the James-Lange theory stating emotions result from physiological reactions, and cognitive theories linking thoughts and mental processes to emotions. The document outlines purposes of emotions in motivation, survival, decision-making, and social understanding.
The document provides a segmentation strategy for a regional bank's consumer base that is aged 55 and older. It analyzes the behaviors and characteristics of three key generations: the G.I. Generation, Silent Generation, and Baby Boomers. For each generation, it summarizes historical events, technology usage, social attributes, and banking behaviors. It recommends conducting primary consumer research and developing a tailored segmentation strategy to better target and serve the different generational groups.
Marketing of Financial Products & Services - Consumer BehaviourParveen Sharma
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This document discusses consumer behavior and marketing of financial products. It describes how consumer behavior involves when, why, how, and where people buy products and services. It outlines different types of customers like retail and corporate. Retail customers expect awareness, knowledge and a faithful relationship while corporate customers expect personalized services and long term financial support. Customer behavior is influenced by cultural, social, personal and psychological factors. Theories of consumer behavior are discussed like Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Pavlov's dog experiment. The diffusion process of adopting new products and ideas is explained. Challenges in marketing financial products include identifying changing customer expectations and increasing competition.
This document provides information about Axis Bank and the Indian banking sector. It discusses the size of the Indian banking sector in terms of total assets and deposits. It also outlines the different types of banks in India and provides details about Axis Bank, including its branch network, services offered, marketing strategies, competitors and measures taken to stay ahead of competitors.
The document discusses consumer behavior in services marketing, outlining factors that influence consumer selection and purchase decisions such as location, social connections, and psychological needs. It examines concepts like Maslow's hierarchy of needs and how they relate to consumer motivations for selecting particular services like banks. The document also analyzes the consumer decision making process and buying behavior for both individual consumers and organizational buyers.
AXIS BANK (SEGMENTATION AXIS BANK PRODUCTS & SERVICES.)Lakshman Reddy
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Axis Bank was established in 1994 as one of the first private sector banks in India. It offers various banking products and services segmented according to demographic and psychographic variables to meet the diverse needs of individual and corporate clients. The bank analyzes its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to improve its offerings. It aims to provide excellent customer service and innovative products through teamwork and integrity.
IDBI Bank has expertise in project financing and providing customized solutions to businesses, supported by state-of-the-art IT systems. However, it has relatively low penetration in rural areas and a small network of branches and ATMs compared to major competitors like SBI and HDFC Bank. Going forward, IDBI Bank aims to improve customer service and tap opportunities in personal banking to grow its business. It faces threats from increased competition from other banks and potential economic downturns.
This document provides a field study report on consumer behavior regarding Himalaya Herbals products. It includes an introduction to consumer behavior and factors influencing it such as cultural, social, personal, and psychological factors. The report consists of chapters on the company overview, research methodology, findings and suggestions, and conclusion. It aims to understand consumer decisions and help Himalaya Herbals formulate effective marketing strategies.
World Children Consumer Market is bigger than the GDP of India. This presentation is about How children as a consumer behaves & influence the buying behaviour of their parents or guardian. Here it is also expalined the different stages where a child go through a phase of silent observer to independent buyer.some case studies are also expalined.
The document summarizes a student group project on analyzing customer satisfaction of DBBL Mobile Banking. It includes:
1. An introduction to the topic, objectives of the report, and methodology used which was a survey of 30 customers.
2. Key findings from the survey that most customers find DBBL Mobile Banking easy to use, financially secure, and more convenient than other options. However, some felt fees could be lower.
3. Recommendations to lower fees based on feedback, and improve promotional activities to educate more customers on usage.
This document introduces Johnny C.H. LOK, a customer psychologist who has authored several ebooks on predicting consumer emotion. It provides links to LOK's ebooks on consumer emotion, methods for predicting consumer emotion, and consumer psychology research. The document explains that LOK is interested in researching consumer emotion, economics, marketing and human resources strategies. It also summarizes that one of LOK's books introduces three methods using psychology, the internet and video cameras to predict consumer emotion in order to reduce business risks before new products are launched. Contact information is provided to discuss ideas with the author.
Introduction to role of ceativity and reflection in leadership, and use of haiku writing as a discipline, presnetaion from Academi Wales Summer School 2013
The document outlines the process for creating an effective advertisement, including conducting market research to identify a target section of society, defining a theme to appeal to that target, preparing a slogan to emphasize the theme, choosing models and locations to shoot the advertisement, testing the advertisement with audiences to record responses, editing the advertisement based on the responses, and finally launching the product being advertised. The overall goal is to promote sales and increase company profits by creating interest in a brand among competing options.
The document discusses the stages of memory formation and retrieval. It explains that memory involves encoding external information through the senses, storing it permanently, and later recalling it in response to cues. It describes the three main types of memory as sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. Sensory memory holds information for seconds, short-term for seconds to a minute, and long-term relies on neural connections for permanent storage. The document also mentions working memory involves a central executive, phonological loop, and visual-spatial sketchpad according to a 1974 theory.
This document summarizes a chapter on emotion. It discusses the elements of emotion including the body, mind, and culture. Regarding the body, it describes primary and secondary emotions and how facial expressions, the brain, hormones, and autonomic nervous system are involved. For the mind, it discusses cognitive appraisals and the two-factor theory of emotion. Regarding culture, it explains how display rules, body language, and emotion work are shaped by cultural norms. It concludes by analyzing differences in how emotion is experienced and expressed between genders.
The document provides an overview of Axis Bank, one of India's largest private sector banks. Some key points:
- Axis Bank was the first new private sector bank established in India in 1994.
- It has over 1622 branches across India and one of the largest ATM networks with over 9924 ATMs.
- The bank focuses on retail banking, corporate banking, treasury and merchant banking services.
- It aims to be the preferred financial solutions provider through excellent customer service, empowered employees, and technology.
behavior of consumer on advertisement of Axis bank riya jain
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This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
Axis Bank conducted a consumer behavior study on their advertisements in 2015-2016 which was submitted by an MBA student Riya Jain to her professor Mr. Abhinav Nigam at Banasthali University's Faculty of Management Studies department to analyze the effectiveness of their tagline "Badhti ka naam Zindagi".
The document discusses several theories of emotions. It describes the Cannon-Bard Theory, which proposes that emotions provoking events simultaneously produce physiological arousal and subjective reactions. It also describes the James-Lange Theory, which suggests that emotion-provoking events produce physiological reactions and recognition of these leads to subjective emotions. Additionally, it outlines Schachter-Singer Two-Factor Theory, which proposes that our subjective emotions are determined by the cognitive labels we attach to feelings of arousal. It also briefly discusses the Opponent-Process Theory, suggesting any emotional reaction is followed by an opposite reaction and repeated exposure weakens the initial reaction.
This document discusses emotion and affect from several perspectives. It outlines the goals of understanding what emotions, affect, and mood are; theoretical approaches to emotions; how emotions influence attitudes and behavior; affect as information; mere exposure effects; moral emotions; the relationship between emotions and information processing/stereotyping; and cultural differences in emotion expression. Key points include that emotions involve both physiological responses and cognitive appraisals, emotions serve adaptive functions in motivation and decision-making, and cultural differences exist in how and what emotions are expressed.
Consumer behavior analysis in selection of a bankTrupti Desai
油
The document summarizes research on consumer behavior when choosing a bank in India. It discusses the origins and structure of banking in India. Research methodology included questionnaires with 100 consumers in Ahmedabad and Baroda. Key findings were that consumers primarily consider rate of interest, convenience, easy loans and ATM access when selecting a bank. There was no major differentiating factor between banks and consumers desired more attractive offers, education on offerings, and improved security. Recommendations included targeting influencers to gain more business and assuring security of consumer investments.
The document provides information about memory models and theories from a Higher Psychology course. It discusses the multi-store model of memory proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin, which distinguishes between sensory memory, short-term memory (STM), and long-term memory (LTM). Information is encoded from sensory memory to STM and can then be transferred to LTM through rehearsal. It also briefly introduces Baddeley and Hitch's working memory model. Key concepts covered include the capacity and duration of STM and LTM, and different encoding processes between the memory stores.
The document discusses theories of emotion. It defines emotion as a complex state involving feelings, physiological arousal, and behaviors that influence thoughts. It describes three components of emotion: subjective feelings, physiological reactions, and expressive behaviors. Several theories are explained, including Plutchik's wheel of emotions showing how basic emotions combine, the James-Lange theory stating emotions result from physiological reactions, and cognitive theories linking thoughts and mental processes to emotions. The document outlines purposes of emotions in motivation, survival, decision-making, and social understanding.
The document provides a segmentation strategy for a regional bank's consumer base that is aged 55 and older. It analyzes the behaviors and characteristics of three key generations: the G.I. Generation, Silent Generation, and Baby Boomers. For each generation, it summarizes historical events, technology usage, social attributes, and banking behaviors. It recommends conducting primary consumer research and developing a tailored segmentation strategy to better target and serve the different generational groups.
Marketing of Financial Products & Services - Consumer BehaviourParveen Sharma
油
This document discusses consumer behavior and marketing of financial products. It describes how consumer behavior involves when, why, how, and where people buy products and services. It outlines different types of customers like retail and corporate. Retail customers expect awareness, knowledge and a faithful relationship while corporate customers expect personalized services and long term financial support. Customer behavior is influenced by cultural, social, personal and psychological factors. Theories of consumer behavior are discussed like Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Pavlov's dog experiment. The diffusion process of adopting new products and ideas is explained. Challenges in marketing financial products include identifying changing customer expectations and increasing competition.
This document provides information about Axis Bank and the Indian banking sector. It discusses the size of the Indian banking sector in terms of total assets and deposits. It also outlines the different types of banks in India and provides details about Axis Bank, including its branch network, services offered, marketing strategies, competitors and measures taken to stay ahead of competitors.
The document discusses consumer behavior in services marketing, outlining factors that influence consumer selection and purchase decisions such as location, social connections, and psychological needs. It examines concepts like Maslow's hierarchy of needs and how they relate to consumer motivations for selecting particular services like banks. The document also analyzes the consumer decision making process and buying behavior for both individual consumers and organizational buyers.
AXIS BANK (SEGMENTATION AXIS BANK PRODUCTS & SERVICES.)Lakshman Reddy
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Axis Bank was established in 1994 as one of the first private sector banks in India. It offers various banking products and services segmented according to demographic and psychographic variables to meet the diverse needs of individual and corporate clients. The bank analyzes its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to improve its offerings. It aims to provide excellent customer service and innovative products through teamwork and integrity.
IDBI Bank has expertise in project financing and providing customized solutions to businesses, supported by state-of-the-art IT systems. However, it has relatively low penetration in rural areas and a small network of branches and ATMs compared to major competitors like SBI and HDFC Bank. Going forward, IDBI Bank aims to improve customer service and tap opportunities in personal banking to grow its business. It faces threats from increased competition from other banks and potential economic downturns.
This document provides a field study report on consumer behavior regarding Himalaya Herbals products. It includes an introduction to consumer behavior and factors influencing it such as cultural, social, personal, and psychological factors. The report consists of chapters on the company overview, research methodology, findings and suggestions, and conclusion. It aims to understand consumer decisions and help Himalaya Herbals formulate effective marketing strategies.
World Children Consumer Market is bigger than the GDP of India. This presentation is about How children as a consumer behaves & influence the buying behaviour of their parents or guardian. Here it is also expalined the different stages where a child go through a phase of silent observer to independent buyer.some case studies are also expalined.
The document discusses 7 email campaigns that can be used to maximize engagement in a loyalty program:
1. The Invitation uses principles of liking and social proof to attract new members by showing existing happy members.
2. The Welcome introduces new members to the program using a nurturing series emphasizing reciprocity to strengthen commitment.
3. Additional campaigns discussed include The Statement, The Motivator, The Celebration, The Referral, and The Win-Back, each activating different psychological principles important to the campaign's success.
Today Indias youth is bombarded with advertisements and brands in the BFSI space are increasingly targeting them.
They are being given the bait of making easy money by some platforms and traditional banks are relying on their legacy to lure them in.
But, what is it that will actually that the young consumers of India seek. Read more to find out!
Consumer behaviour studies why and how people make buying decisions, both individually and in groups. It examines psychological and social factors like demographics, influences from others, and how people's wants and needs shape their choices. Relationship marketing also influences consumer behaviour analysis by focusing on customer retention, personalization, and one-to-one interactions. Marketing aims to satisfy customers by considering their needs at all stages, from production to consumption.
As a bank committed to building prosperity in our communities, we respect the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe as they defend the environment upon which we all depend.
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The document summarizes a student persuasion project to raise donations for a children's foundation. It describes planning the smoothie sale event with persuasive messaging to encourage extra donations. Posters and signs highlighted key information and a countdown board tracked donations. Students shouted persuasive phrases and differentiated drink prices to track effectiveness. Ethos, pathos and logos principles guided message design to increase donations through emotional appeals, credible student communicators, and rational foundation details.
Manha wants to start her own boutique but needs financing due to her father's medical expenses. Although she has been saving money, it is not enough. The document discusses strategies for Progoti, a financing organization for women, to help women entrepreneurs like Manha. Progoti will offer convenient online banking, financial literacy courses, loans to start businesses or cover expenses, and assistance obtaining licenses and permits. It will promote its services through social media campaigns and competitions to empower women financially and as entrepreneurs.
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1) Gladwell argues that success is rarely achieved through talent alone. Other important factors are when one was born and cultural legacies. He cites the relative age effect which shows that those born earlier in the year are more likely to be selected for youth sports, putting them at an advantage.
2) Another key factor is the "10,000 hour rule" which states that true expertise in any field requires 10,000 hours of practice. Gladwell profiles Bill Gates and The Beatles to show how they put in 10,000 hours at an early age which allowed them to rise to the top of their fields
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Effect of Attitude and Subjective Norm on Business Interest of Agricultural P...inventionjournals
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ABSTRACT : This study aims is to identify and analyzing priorities hierarchy of members attitude, priorities hierarchy of subjective norms, effect of attitudes and beliefs about the evaluation benefits and subjective norm of one member confidence to others, and members motivation on opinions of others and to know and analyze the variables with dominant effect on members interest to use a business transaction services at VUC (Village Unit Cooperative) in Central Sulawesi. This study population is all members of cooperatives in Central Sulawesi Province. The samples are 238 members who use business transactions services of agricultural products at VUC in Central Sulawesi Province. Analysis method is multiple regressions with SPSS software version 16.0. This study result indicate that confidence attitudes to benefit, resulting priorities hierarchy in attitude of members who use transact business services of agricultural products in VUC Central Sulawesi Province from highest to lowest sequence as follows: (1) members needs, (2) to provide loans, (3) services, (4) opinions and suggestions, (5) pricing, (6) the operational time, (7) facilities services, (8) and higher welfare (9) profit. Attitude evaluation to benefits create highest to lowest priorities in following sequence: (1) service, (2) to provide loans, (3) service easiness, (4) members needs, (5) pricing, (6) an increase in welfare (7) operational time, while (8) opinions and suggestions and (9) profit has same level namely at 8th the priorities members of members subjective norm in to use business transaction of agricultural products in VUC Central Sulawesi Province. In addition, this study proves that subjective norms have a significant effect on business transactions interests of agricultural products in Central Sulawesi Province VUC. Dominant variable to affect business transactions interests of agricultural products in Central Sulawesi Province VUC is attitude variable consisting of confidence to benefit and benefit evaluation.
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Christine Davis proposes creating an organization called Silver Linings to help homeless women and children in her community. Silver Linings would provide shelter, counseling, job training, childcare, and help clients access community services to become self-sufficient. Davis outlines goals for clients, including completing assessments, identifying barriers, and creating plans. She discusses factors contributing to homelessness, like lack of stability, health issues, and unemployment. Davis proposes using a matrix organizational theory with case managers, therapists, doctors, and life coaches to ensure clients' success. She provides a detailed annual budget and explains documentation and evaluation methods to track clients' progress and the organization's impact.
This document outlines the orientation for a Consumer Behavior course. The course will examine consumer behavior as a tool for marketing decisions. It will cover the consumer behavior process, including psychological factors, decision making, and post-decision evaluation. Culture and consumer welfare will also be discussed. The course has 3 units and is intended to help students understand how branding influences identity, consumer segmentation, and the relationship between self-concept and market decisions. The document provides an overview of the topics to be covered in each of the 18 weeks, including examinations. Grading will be based on exams, assignments, attendance, and participation.
Rivet is a nonprofit that partners with brands, NGOs, and influencers to fund youth-led social change projects. They have raised $1.6 million in seed funding. The organization is hiring a Director of Youth Engagement to design and cultivate a global community of young people, ensure youth voices are represented in decisions, and keep Rivet connected to youth culture trends. The role involves community building, advocacy, and strategy development to make Rivet truly youth-centered. Candidates should be aligned with Rivet's values of equity, trust, and belonging and have a strong connection to youth culture.
The document is a student's acknowledgement and abstract for their research project on the effects of commercial advertisements on consumer brand preference.
1) The student thanks their project guide and other faculty members for their guidance and support throughout the project.
2) The abstract provides an overview of the study, which analyzes how commercial advertisements influence consumers' brand preferences, particularly among youth. It discusses how ads impact purchasing behavior and which types of ads are most influential.
3) The study examines consumers' favorite brands and reasons for purchasing branded products, as well as the most trusted sources of commercial brand advertisements.
study of the behavior of consumer on the axis bank advertisement
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AKNOWLEGEMENT
In performing our Assignment, we had to take the help and guidelines of respected
person Assistant professor of FMS WISDOM Mr. ABHINAV NIGAM .we would like
to thank him for providing us this opportunity by offering this topic and giving us
examples that related to our Assignment. It gives us opportunity to participate and learn
about the consumer behavior .we would to thank him for providing us valuable
information as the guidance of our Assignment.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
1. INTODUCTION
2. ABOUT AXIS BANK
3. GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS
4. CULTURAL FACTORS
Culture is dynamic.
Culture and societal environment
5. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS
Motivation
Emotion
6. Progressive view
7. CONCLUSION
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Axis bank -Badhti ka naam zindagi(Progresstogether)
Introduction
In this advertisement Axis bank shows that our lives are part of a Circle where everything
is connected. We are all part of it, even if we do not realize it. By virtue of this, whatever
we do has a ripple effect on people around us. Same stands true even for our Progress.
Every minute, we help and in turn are helped, by millions of lives which are part of this
unique circle of Progress. And how the one consumer behavior becomes the reason of the
influencing the another consumer behavior and motivates him for the further processing
how the Axis bank play a vital Role in this circle of their lives and affects the behavior of
the consumer.
About Axis bank
Axis Bank Limited (formerly UTI Bank) is the third largest private sector bank in India.
It offers financial services to customer segments covering Large and Mid-Sized
Corporate MSME, Agriculture and Retail Businesses. Axis Bank has its headquarters in
Mumbai, Maharashtra.
Indian Business: As on 31-Mar-2014, the Bank had a network of 2402 branches and
extension counters and 12922 ATMs. Axis Bank has the largest ATM network among
private banks in India and it operates an ATM at one of the worlds highest sites at
Thegu, Sikkim at a height of 4,023 meters (13,200 ft) above sea level.
International Business: The Bank has seven international offices with branches at
Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai(at the DIFC), Shanghai and Colombo representative
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offices at Dubai and Abu Dhabi, which focus on corporate lending, trade finance,
syndication, investment banking and liability businesses. In addition to the above, the
Bank has a presence in UK with its wholly owned subsidiary Axis Bank UK Limited.
One of the Specialties of this advertisement is that in this advertisement axis bank did
marketing of its debit card, credit card, home loan and ATM it targeted the different-
different Age group people.
Axis Bank operates in four segments: Treasury operations, Retail banking, Corporate,
Wholesale banking and other banking business
Axis bank advertisement carries the message Zindagi ke highway pe koi akele
nahin badhta
Now we will the factors of this Advertisement which influences the behavior of the
consumer.
Geographical factors
Geographic factors involves dividing your market down into geographical areas and
features. You can geographically factors market by unit, such as cities, counties, regions,
countries, and international regions. Axis bank Also Adopted geographical segmentation
and influence consumer behavior.
As the Bank has 12922 ATMs. Axis Bank has the largest ATM network among private
banks in India. Axis bank covered almost all the area across of the country. This thing
promoted in the advertisement.
Axis bank also targeted geographical factors which influence consumer behavior. in this
advertisement axis bank shows its bank series at different areas of the country like in this
advertisement they shown the bank in the hell station and how one person transfer money
for his child education to his wife account who is living far from his husband in the place
like Srinagar so this thing attracts the consumer and they influence his behavior towards
the company.
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Culture factor
Cultural factors comprise of set of values and ideologies of a particular community or
group of individuals. It is the culture of an individual which decides the way he/she
behaves. In simpler words, culture is nothing but values of an individual. What an
individual learns from his parents and relatives as a child becomes his culture
Example
As one of characteristic of the culture is dynamic.
Where in past women were totally dependent on male person .but the culture have
modified today, most women work outside the home frequently. These career women are
increasingly not waiting for marriage and a man to buy them luxury item for them. As in
India there is tradition that mother gives to her daughter a lot of gift to her daughter at
time of marriage. But as the time is evolving now the girls are earning and giving the
present to her mother. Its shows that culture is dynamic. Changes come in it according to
the time.
As in Axis bank advertisement how girl after getting the job apply in Axis bank home
loan and with the help of her salary and Axis bank home loan she bought home for her
mother and gave gift to her and its influence consumer behavior because culture is
changing people will feel more motivated to take home loan from axis bank.
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Culture and societal environment:
Culture is crucial when it comes to understanding the needs and behaviors of an
individual .Throughout his existence, an individual will be influenced by his family, his
friends, his cultural environment or society that will teach him values, preferences as
well as common behaviors to their own culture.
So individual learn values from the society and Act accordingly like in this Axis bank
Advertisement when daughter gives gift to her mother for her it the value which matter
allot and it Also influence the consumer behavior Because We all live in country where Where
societal values play important Role and influence the consumer.
Psychologicalfactors
Motivation
Consumer motivation is the urge or drives to satisfy needs through product purchase and
its consumption. The needs, wants, drives, and desires of an individual that lead him or
her toward the purchase of products or ideas. The Motivations may be physiologically,
psychologically, or environmentally driven. In this advertisement the behavior of the
one consumer motivates the another consumer in context of the taking the services of the
bank and this thing generate the circle in which the every individual Activity is reason of
the motivation of the another person and by this individual drive generates and then after
generation of the drive the individual try to fulfill needs by purchasing the product or
taking the services of it.
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Like in the starting of the advertisement one person when received amount on his Axis
bank Account then he motivates for the purchasing the woolen sweat shirt for his wife by
paying from his Axis bank Debit card and then the retailer received the money then he
gave the another order to whole seller and the whole seller motivates for higher more
worker and when he higher the worker then she motivated for applying home loan in the
Axis bank and this cycle goes on where individual activity motivation the another.
Emotion
Emotions are feelings that arise from deep rooted and value laden beliefs; As consumers,
for example, we experience pleasantness or unpleasantness (positive or negative
feelings) towards product/service offerings; these reactions are based on our beliefs
which are in turn a result of our motives, learning and cognition, experiences,
socialization processes etc. We also experience feelings of joy or sadness, with respect to
certain brands, or other marketing stimuli, and the changes made therein. These emotions
have a bearing on the moods that are emotional states specific to a stimulus, and like
emotions, they are good or bad, positive or negative.
So emotion has great impact on consumer behavior emotions are the drive which
influence consumer to purchase the product
In the Axis bank Advertisement in every part emotion influence consumer behavior either
it is giving a home by the daughter to her mother or transaction by the man of money to
his wife for the school fee of his child .in this advertisement Axis bank use this emotion
factors very well and which influence the behavior of consumer.
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Progressive view
Manish Bhatt, founder-director, Scarecrow Communications, says the ad is nicely written
and has good visual elements. "It's a good attempt at the whole thread-in-a-montage style,
though it may take the viewers a couple of viewings to understand the thread. The casting
is competent, not outstanding. The overall communication approach of Axis Bank is not
radical and the overall strategy is more literal than lateral," he says.
Adds Manisha Lath Gupta, chief marketing officer, Axis Bank: "We realized that the
target group has its life pretty much charted out and for them a milestone is not the end of
a journey; rather life is a journey where every milestone is a steppingstone to the next
milestone."
Conclusion
From the above all the factors we can conclude now the consumer behavior is the
dynamic which influence by not only the individual factors but the social, cultural and
environmental factors all play very important role and the marketer also target these
factors so that their advertisement would influence the consumer for the purchase the
product.
My study on advertisement different different Aspect which affects the behavior of the
consumer is that in the advertisement of the Axis Bank they shows the progression of
common people lives and how the bank help to them in that in the beginning of the
advertisement we can see the emotion which is integral part of our lives and Affect the
consumer behavior and this advertisement marketer used this factor very well.
And they also targeted the Geographical factors which influence the consumer behavior
because consumer will more attract if get Service of the bank Across the country.
Cultural factors Up course one the great factor to grasping large Audience and in the
advertisement they used cultural factors for Attracting The large Audience influence
them for taking. Finally the psychological factors as each and every individual has its
own traits in this advertisement they marketer use motivation factor which influences the
behavior of the consumer.