Consumer Characteristics
Needs vs Wants
Advertising
Motivations
Shopping Habits
100

This factor includes age, income, and occupation

What are demographics

100

Food, water, and shelter are examples of these

What are needs

100

Businesses use this to persuade consumers to buy

What is advertising

100

Consumers may buy expensive items for this social reason

What is status

100

Consumers often read these before buying online

What are reviews

200

Friends and family can strongly influence this

What is consumer behavior

200

Designer shoes and gaming consoles are usually these

What are wants

200

Celebrities and influencers often promote products on this 

What is social media

200

Fear of missing out is often shortened to this acronym

FOMO

200

Comparing prices helps consumers find this

What is the best value

300

A person's values and interests are part of this

What is lifestyle

300

Advertising often turns these into perceived needs

What are wants

300

This type of appeal targets feelings and emotions

What is emotional advertising

300

Convenience can motivate people to shop this way

What is online shopping

300

Buying without thinking carefully is called this

What is impulse buying

400

This factor includes traditions and beliefs

What is culture

400

This happens when consumers buy things without planning

What is impulse buying

400

Companies identify this group when designing ads

What is the target audience

400

This motivation focuses on fitting in with others

What is peer pressure

400

A monthly streaming platform is an example of this business model 

What is a subscription service

500

Companies study these to target customers

What are consumer characteristics

500

Needs are necessary for this

What is survival

500

Repeated exposure to a product builds this

What is brand recognition

500

Loyal customers repeatedly buy the same company's products because of this 

What is brand loyalty

500

Shopping habits are part of overall consumer

What is behavior

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