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  • let's continue our discussion of market sensing,

    我們繼續來談市場洞悉

  • moving from environmental analysis to the

    不過要從環境分析的主題轉移到

  • topic of research and consumer behavior.

    消費者行為的研究

  • specifically will be discussing consumer behavior

    特別我們要來談消費者行為

  • as part of that the purchase decision process

    中購買決策過程

  • and problem-solving behavior topics of consumer behavior.

    和解決問題行為的部分作為消費者行為的講題

  • let's start by defining what we mean

    我們先來定義何謂

  • by consumer behavior. there we're talking about the action

    消費者行為,我們這裡的消費者行為指的是

  • a buyer takes in purchasing

    一個買家在購買一項產品

  • a product, using a product

    使用一項產品

  • and disposing of a product. so when we're talking about consumer behavior

    和處置一項產品的行為,所以在這裡我們提到消費者行為時

  • we're talking about all the actions

    我們說的包含上述所有行為

  • before, after and during product

    包含商品使用的前、中、後

  • use. I want to show you a couple illustrations of

    我將給你們看的一對情侶作為消費者行為的例子

  • consumer behavior. let's look at the differences of

    我們來看看男人和女人

  • and how men and women view

    在購買賀卡時的差異

  • purchasing greeting cards by looking at this

    請看這支

  • Budweiser commercial

    百威啤酒的廣告

  • it's perfect. so I think that that particular

    太棒了!我覺得這支

  • YouTube video illustrates perfectly

    youtube影片完美詮釋

  • the differences between most men and women when they're buying

    大部份女人和男人在買賀卡

  • a greeting card like a Valentine's Day card or something like that.

    無論是情人節卡片或其他什麼節慶卡時的差異

  • so those describe consumer behavior

    從他們在購買前,和購買中

  • from the perspective of what they did before

    做了哪些事的角度

  • and during product use.

    闡述了消費者行為

  • let's look how marketers have changed tuna salad based

    我們看看行銷人員怎麼根據消費者行為研究

  • on the study consumer behavior.

    改善他們的鮪魚沙拉

  • let's look here at

    我們看看

  • starkist tuna and if will look

    Starkist鮪魚,如果我們檢視

  • at the reasons people don't eat more tuna

    人們選擇不太在忙碌時吃鮪魚或

  • on the go or to take it to lunch -- it deals a lot with

    將其當成午餐便當的原因,會發現是因為它的氣味

  • smell. and everything you have to take with you to use

    還有那些為了吃鮪魚你必須帶在身上

  • tuna at work. sound to

    去工作的東西(很麻煩)

  • to handle this problem for consumers

    合理的解決這些消費者會遇到的問題

  • their package includes

    他們的一套產品包括

  • ready-made tuna salad you don't even have to mix

    已經做好的鮪魚沙拉,你不再需要自己動手

  • the tuna with any mayonaise

    拌勻鮪魚、美乃滋和其他調味品

  • and relish anymore. it's already made for you. there are six crackers,

    它已經幫你做好了,裡面還有六個餅乾

  • a serving spoon to put the salad on the crackers,

    一個勺子以用來舀起沙拉放在餅乾上

  • a napkin, a mint afterwards so that you don't have bad breath.

    一張餐巾紙、還有一粒薄荷糖以防止餐後的壞口氣

  • I would challenge you to see what missing.

    我要提出一個挑戰,看看還有什麼是他們缺失的

  • what still don't they understand about why more people don't

    還有什麼是他們沒有理解為什麼人們不在午餐時

  • eat tuna for lunch? what happens after

    吃鮪魚?當他們吃完這套鮪魚餐時會發生什麼事?

  • they eat this tuna pack? did they have to dispose of the product?

    他們是不是必須處理產品(包裝)?

  • and when they do dispose of the product,

    何時他們會處理產品包裝?

  • is there a problems that's solved? do they put it in the trash can and

    有沒有什麼問題是以解決的?他們會把產品丟在垃圾桶

  • you still continue to get that tuna smell?

    然後讓它的味道一直留在附近嗎?

  • I would like to suggest that way a

    我會建議他們一個解決方法

  • better way to meet consumer need and better

    一個更能滿足消費者需求的方法

  • understand consumer behavior would be to perhaps included a ziplock type

    並更了解消費者行為的做法或許是能附上一個夾鏈袋

  • bag in that packet so that would be easy to

    在套餐裡,這樣他就更容易在餐後

  • dispose of everything when you are done. so

    輕鬆處理掉

  • how do people go about buying, using

    所以人們怎麼進行購買、使用

  • and consuming products. what I'd like to introduce now

    和消費產品?我現在要介紹的是

  • is the consumer decision-making process. and people who don't understand

    消費者決策過程,不懂市場趨勢的人

  • marketing tend to focus on how can we get

    傾向於於專注在「如何讓人們購買」

  • people to buy. and while that's

    但對行銷人員來說

  • a long-term goal for marketers, marketers realize that

    這是一個長遠的目標,行銷人員知道

  • individual consumers go through a process

    消費者會經過一連串過程

  • where before they can buy

    當他們購買或消費前

  • or purchase, they first have to recognize

    他們必須先察覺他們

  • they have a problem or need. We would

    有問題或需求

  • define that as the difference between what they

    我們會定義問題與需求為

  • actually have and what they desire.

    「他們實際擁有的事物」與「他們想要的事物」之間的差距

  • as so when a person has a difference between what they have

    所以當一個人「實際擁有的事物」與「想要的事物」之間有差距時

  • what they desire, they then recognized that they have a problem

    他們就會察覺他們遇到了「問題或是需求」

  • or a need and will begin to search

    並開始尋找

  • for alternatives to help them solve that problem. so we define

    方案(alternatives)以解決問題,我們定義

  • problem recognition as the difference between

    「問題察覺」作為「真實狀況」與「想要的狀況」間的差異

  • actual and desired. information searched then is when they would look to some

    訊息搜索則是接下來他們會找尋一些內在訊息來源

  • internal sources, basically what they might remember

    基本上就是他們所記得的各種

  • about different ways to solve this problem or

    能幫他們解決問題的不同方法

  • different brands, but they also would look to

    不同品牌,但他們也會找尋

  • some external source like

    一些外在訊息來源像是

  • personal sources -- being their friends, their family, their coworkers.

    個人來源:他們的朋友、家人、同事等等

  • they might also look to public sources --

    他們可能也會尋找公共來源

  • things that they see in news publications or consumer reports or on social media

    也就是他們能從公共出版物、消費者報告雜誌和社群媒體中

  • by people who aren't necessarily their friends or family and are not

    那些未必是他們朋友或家人但也不是

  • the marketer of the products or services.

    該產品或服務的行銷者的來源

  • and they also use many external source

    他們也會使用許多由行銷人員建立的

  • that are developed by marketers -- advertisements, web page,

    外在來源:廣告、網站

  • personal salespeople,

    個人銷售員

  • all external support sources. so i'd

    所有支援的來源

  • like to ask you right now what

    我現在問你們一個問題

  • external source do you think people

    你覺得哪一種外在來源

  • trust the least? personal sources --

    人們最不信任?個人來源:他們的家人和朋友?

  • their friends and family? public sources --

    公共來源:媒體上不牽涉到付費廣告

  • things they might see in the media that not paid

    或宣傳的訊息?

  • advertising or promotion? or marketer sources --

    還是行銷者來源:行銷人員

  • information about a product from the marketer?

    對他們產品釋出的資訊?

  • they probably trust marketers

    他們應該最不相信行銷者

  • sources least and personal sources

    並最相信個人來源

  • the most. that's why it's so important for marketers to have satisfied

    這就是為什麼對行銷者來說,擁有一個滿意的顧客是相當

  • customers

    重要的

  • so that the word of mouth generated by personal sources is

    由個人來源創造出的口碑是

  • more positive influence

    對最正面的影響力

  • on people. so again we're talking about when

    所以再次強調,我們現在講的是

  • consumers make a decision to buy the first thing they have to do

    當消費者做出購買決策,第一件事情必須先

  • is recognize they have a need or problem.

    察覺他們有需求或問題

  • they then use internal and external sources

    接著他們利用內在和外在資訊來源

  • to search for information. they then

    來搜尋資訊,他們接著

  • begin to evaluate various alternatives.

    開始評估各種方案

  • and when they evaluate alternative one thing

    而當他們在評估可選擇事物時,他們會做一件事

  • they'll do in their mind or perhaps even on paper is

    他們會想出一些評估標準用來判斷

  • come up with some of the evaluative criteria

    他們可能在腦海裡或甚至寫在紙上

  • that they would use. keep in mind

    記住

  • these evaluative criteria may not all have

    這些評估標準可能重要性不一致

  • equal weight. for example perhaps the most important thing to someone choosing

    舉例來說,對一些人來說選擇大學最重要

  • a college

    的因素是

  • is price and class size.

    費用和班級大小

  • to another person the most important criteria

    對其他人來說,最重要的評斷標準

  • might be majors offered and location.

    可能是提供的學系和地點

  • regardless consumers have some sort of evaluative criteria that they

    無論如何,消費者的考慮組合(consideration set)中

  • use when they are evaluating different

    都有某種評斷標準

  • brands in their consideration set.

    用以評斷不同的品牌

  • the consideration set would be the list

    考慮組合可能是一張包含了

  • of acceptable brands that they would consider.

    他們所能接受並會考慮的品牌清單

  • so if it's a very important purchase a consumer might actually

    如果是一個事關重大的購買行為,消費者可能

  • write down a pro and con list or a little chart.

    會實際寫下優點和缺點清單或一個小圖表

  • but if it's not very important or purchase

    但如果是一個不那麼大的購買行為

  • or a purchase in which they have a high level of involvement,

    或是其涉入程度不深的購買行為

  • they may simply do this in their head.

    他們可能只會在腦中評估

  • for example you can see how this consumer

    例如你可以看到這個消費者

  • thinks about brand A B and

    正在考慮品牌A、B

  • C. and it might be in this case

    和C,而很有可能在這個例子中

  • because what is most important is price

    他認為最重要的是價錢

  • and class size, they would choose brand

    和班級大小,他可能就會選擇品牌A

  • A. so this explains how consumers go about

    這就能解釋消費者如何進行

  • evaluating alternatives.

    方案的評估

  • so again, as we talk about the

    所以再次強調,當我們談到

  • consumer problem-solving process, we've talked about

    消費者解決問題過程,我們談的是

  • problem recognition, information search

    問題察覺、資訊搜尋

  • Evaluation of alternates and then

    評估方案

  • purchase. by the way not all

    然後購買,順道一提

  • not all time when we go through this process

    並不是每次消費者經歷了這個過程

  • do we end up purchasing. it might be that we go through this process and say

    都會以購買作結,有可能我們經歷了問題解決過程後

  • what I have is adequate. I don't need to purchase a new car

    發現自己已經有的東西能解決問題了,我不需要買一台新車

  • or I don't need to go back to college.

    或我不需要回去讀大學

  • but at some point, if they do decide to purchase,

    但有些時候,當他們決定要購買時

  • they will select an outlet --

    他們會選擇一個解決問題的出口

  • and a number of factors can have huge

    而許多因素都能有巨大的影響

  • impact here. for example type of financing,

    例如融資方式

  • delivery or just plain availability of the product

    物流或商品的可得性

  • might make them to choose another alternative

    就可能使他們因而選擇其他方案

  • than they had selected.

    而不是他們原本選擇的

  • oftentimes after person purchases

    常常在一個人購買了以後

  • they experience what is called post

    他們會經歷所謂購後滿足(post-purchased satisfaction)

  • purchased satisfaction or dis-satisfaction.

    或購後不滿足(post-purchased dis-satisfaction)

  • and if it's dis-satisfaction we call

    而如果經歷的是不滿足,我們稱之為

  • that cognitive dissonance

    購後認知失調(post purchased cognitive dissonance)

  • or buyers remorse. when we say cognitive

    或稱買家懊悔(buyers remorse)當我們說到認知

  • it means thinking and when we say dissonance

    意思是思緒,而當我們說到失調

  • in it means unbalanced. so if you have

    意味著錯亂,所以

  • unbalanced thinking about a purchase,

    當你對一樁買賣有錯亂的思緒

  • you question whether or not you made the right decision.

    你會問自己,你是否做了正確的購買決定

  • something I'd like to point out here is

    我在這裡要指出的是

  • that all of a marketers efforts are not necessarily directed

    一個行銷人員做的努力不一定是針對

  • just at problem recognition, information search,

    問題察覺、訊息搜索

  • evaluation of alternative and purchase.

    方案評估和購買的過程

  • many times seeing an advertisement or promotion

    很多時候看到一個你最近購買的商品

  • about something that you recently purchased

    的宣傳或廣告

  • helps you to eliminate cognitive dissonance

    能幫助你削減你的購後認知失調

  • and in your mind solidify

    並在你心中確立

  • that you didn't make a good purchase.

    你並沒有做錯決定的想法

  • one thing I want emphasized is

    我要強調的是

  • you don't go through this process

    你並不會在購買每一項產品時

  • with same level of intensity or concern

    都經歷相同強度的疑慮

  • for all products you buy. in other words --

    換言之

  • depending upon your level of involvement

    這取決於你對一項特定商品或商品種類

  • with a particular product or product category --

    的涉入程度

  • you might go through this process very very quickly

    你可能很快速地經歷這個過程

  • and doing so you would use what's called

    如果是這樣的話就稱為

  • routine problem-solving behavior.

    例行問題解決行為(routine problem-solving behavior)

  • so typically when you want to buy a bottle of ketchup,

    所以常常當你想要買一瓶番茄醬時

  • you don't spend much time going through this process.

    你不會花很多的時間經歷這些過程

  • and in fact you probably don't do any

    而且很可能你根本不會進行任何

  • post purchase evaluation

    購後評估(post purchase evaluation)

  • unless product doesn't perform

    除非商品

  • as expected. if this

    不如預期

  • product you're buying is very important to you

    如果這項產品對你來說很重要

  • and you have a high-level involvement

    你就會有很高的涉入程度

  • here because it's very expensive or there's a lot of

    因為他可能很貴或著牽涉到

  • risk involved or it's going to reflect

    許多風險,或是這項產品將顯著的反映

  • significantly on your personal image,

    你的個人形象

  • you might take a lot of time going through this process.

    你可能就會在問題解決過程當中花很多時間

  • in this case you will be using what's called extended

    這樣的情況我們稱之為

  • problem solving. a girl buying her wedding

    周延型問題解決(extended problem solving)一個女生在購買嫁紗時

  • dress probably uses extended problem-solving.

    很有可能就是經歷周延型問題解決過程

  • very rarely would they buy the first one they tried on

    他們很少直接就買他們第一件試穿的嫁紗

  • even if they liked it best with out

    即使他們在還沒穿其他件前

  • first trying other alternatives.

    覺得它是最好的

  • and products that are purchased with some level of involvement

    而當我們購買一項產品時,涉入程度

  • between these two levels

    介於兩者之間

  • would use what is called

    我們稱之為

  • called limited problem solving. so you're going to buy a

    有限度解決問題( limited problem solving)例如當你要去買

  • blender for example or a new

    一台果汁機或著新的設備

  • outfit or something like that, you would probably use

    之類的時候,你很可能是經歷

  • limited problem solving. so I just wanted

    有限度解決問題過程。所以我今天想要和你們

  • to illustrate here for you the beginning of the the concept

    講解的就是消費者行為的開端

  • consumer behavior and the consumer

    和消費者決策

  • buying decision process.

    的過程

let's continue our discussion of market sensing,

我們繼續來談市場洞悉

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