6 Consumer Motives
Buying Decisions
Segmentation
Trivia
100

Are reasons to purchase based on facts or logic

Rational Motives

100

Is a purchase made with no planning or research.

Impulse Buying

100

Choosing where in the world you want to advertise

Geographic Segmentation

100

On a standard traffic light where is the green

Bottom

200

Are reasons to purchase based on feelings

Emotional Motives

200

Is a purchase made quickly and with little thought.

Routine Buying

200

Choosing who to market to based on their interests

Psychographic Segmentation

200

How many curves are in a standard paper clip?

3

300

Are based on the product’s ability to increase the consumer’s social status. 

Prestige Motives

300

Is one that requires some amount of research and planning.

Limited

300

Choosing who to market to based on the census facts about a person

Demographic Segmentation

300

Which was the last state

Hawaii

400

Are reasons to purchase based on the product’s ease of availability or use. 

Convenience Motives

400

Involves a great deal of research and planning.

Extensive

400

Choosing who to market to based on which type of purchaser you want to buy from you

Behavioral Segmentation

400

What country first granted women the right to vote?

New Zealand

500

Are reasons to purchase based on the preference of one particular store or business over another.

Patronage Motives

500

This buying decision is used when replacing your toothpaste

Routine

500

Using all the segmentations together, you can create a ___________ _________

Customer Profile

500

What is the main difference between toilets in Australia and toilets in the USA

They flush the opposite way