LOKESH.N
22MCM06
2ND M.COM
D R BCCC HIN D U COLLEGE
Consumer
Involvement
THE LEVEL OF INVOLVEMENT A
CONSUMER HAS WITH A PRODUCT CAN
GREATLY AFFECT THEIR PURCHASING
BEHAVIOR. LET'S EXPLORE THE
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THIS
INVOLVEMENT AND HOW IT CAN
BENEFIT BUSINESSES
Consumer Involvement
 ProductImportance
How importantisthe productto theconsumer'slife? Moreimportant
productswill require moreinvolvement
❑ PersonalRelevance
Howpersonallyrelevant is the productto theconsumer?The more
relevant,themore involvement
❑ Risk
The higher the risk of the purchase,the more involvementconsumerswill
have.
❑ PerceivedCost
Consumerswill be moreinvolved if they perceive a productto be
expensiveor difficult to obtain
Factors InfluencingConsumerInvolvement
Types of Consumer Involvement
Enduring Involvement
A long-term interest or commitment to a product category, such
as a passion for sports equipment or a hobby like gardening.
Situational Involvement
A temporary interest or necessity for a product, such as a car
purchase or buying a gift for someone
Emotional Involvement
An interest driven by positive or negative feelings towards a
product, such as a brand being associated with a positive memory.
Benefits of Increased ConsumerInvolvement
Increase in Brand Loyalty
Consumers who are
invested in a product are
more likely to stick with
that product and become
repeat customers
Insight into Consumer Behavior
By analyzing consumer
involvement, businesses can
understand why certain
consumers make the
choices they do
Product Development
With consumer
involvement, product
development teams can
receive valuable
feedback early on to
improve a product
before it is released to
the public
Measurementof Consumer Involvement
Self-ReportMeasures
 Surveys, interviews,and questionnairescan be used to ask consumers
about their involvementlevels
ObservationMeasures
 Observingconsumer behavior,such asamount of time spent researching
a productor engaging with a brandon socialmedia, can provideinsight
into involvementlevels.
Involvement
Strategiesfor Increasing Consumer
 Personalization
Allowing consumersto personalizea product can increaseinvolvementby
makingit morerelevant to their needs.
❑ Gamification
Addinggame-like elements, such as rewardsor challenges,can increase
involvementby makingtheexperiencemore fun and engaging.
❑ Community
Creating a communityarounda productcan increaseinvolvementby
allowingconsumersto connectwith otherswho sharetheir interest
❑ Education
Providinginformationandresourceson a product or topiccan increase
involvementby makingconsumersfeel more knowledgeableabout their
decision.
Challengesin Involving Consumers
1 Competition
Consumers have a limited amount of time and resources, and businesses must
compete for their attention and involvement.
2 Misunderstanding
Businesses may not fully understand what drives consumer involvement, leading
to ineffective strategies
3 Lack of Interest
Some products simply may not be interesting or relevant enough to consumers to
warrant high involvement.
consumer involvement.pdf

consumer involvement.pdf

  • 1.
    LOKESH.N 22MCM06 2ND M.COM D RBCCC HIN D U COLLEGE Consumer Involvement
  • 2.
    THE LEVEL OFINVOLVEMENT A CONSUMER HAS WITH A PRODUCT CAN GREATLY AFFECT THEIR PURCHASING BEHAVIOR. LET'S EXPLORE THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THIS INVOLVEMENT AND HOW IT CAN BENEFIT BUSINESSES Consumer Involvement
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     ProductImportance How importantistheproductto theconsumer'slife? Moreimportant productswill require moreinvolvement ❑ PersonalRelevance Howpersonallyrelevant is the productto theconsumer?The more relevant,themore involvement ❑ Risk The higher the risk of the purchase,the more involvementconsumerswill have. ❑ PerceivedCost Consumerswill be moreinvolved if they perceive a productto be expensiveor difficult to obtain Factors InfluencingConsumerInvolvement
  • 4.
    Types of ConsumerInvolvement Enduring Involvement A long-term interest or commitment to a product category, such as a passion for sports equipment or a hobby like gardening. Situational Involvement A temporary interest or necessity for a product, such as a car purchase or buying a gift for someone Emotional Involvement An interest driven by positive or negative feelings towards a product, such as a brand being associated with a positive memory.
  • 5.
    Benefits of IncreasedConsumerInvolvement Increase in Brand Loyalty Consumers who are invested in a product are more likely to stick with that product and become repeat customers Insight into Consumer Behavior By analyzing consumer involvement, businesses can understand why certain consumers make the choices they do Product Development With consumer involvement, product development teams can receive valuable feedback early on to improve a product before it is released to the public
  • 6.
    Measurementof Consumer Involvement Self-ReportMeasures Surveys, interviews,and questionnairescan be used to ask consumers about their involvementlevels ObservationMeasures  Observingconsumer behavior,such asamount of time spent researching a productor engaging with a brandon socialmedia, can provideinsight into involvementlevels.
  • 7.
    Involvement Strategiesfor Increasing Consumer Personalization Allowing consumersto personalizea product can increaseinvolvementby makingit morerelevant to their needs. ❑ Gamification Addinggame-like elements, such as rewardsor challenges,can increase involvementby makingtheexperiencemore fun and engaging. ❑ Community Creating a communityarounda productcan increaseinvolvementby allowingconsumersto connectwith otherswho sharetheir interest ❑ Education Providinginformationandresourceson a product or topiccan increase involvementby makingconsumersfeel more knowledgeableabout their decision.
  • 8.
    Challengesin Involving Consumers 1Competition Consumers have a limited amount of time and resources, and businesses must compete for their attention and involvement. 2 Misunderstanding Businesses may not fully understand what drives consumer involvement, leading to ineffective strategies 3 Lack of Interest Some products simply may not be interesting or relevant enough to consumers to warrant high involvement.