TURKISH CONSUMER’ S BEHAVIOUR
Enes BOLFİDAN
Eren ERTİT
CONTENTS
 A short overview to Turkish Culture
 Top 5 consumer trend in Turkey
 Consumer Segmentation according to consumer’ s
ages
 Consumer Segmentation according to their
lifestyles
TURKISH CULTURE
Being a crossroad
between East and West, Turkey
is located between the Black
Sea and the Mediterranean
Sea. It has major
characteristics of a
Mediterranean culture. Turkish
customers’demographic
characteristics are significantly
different from those of western
customers’ in terms of age and
cultural aspects. Turkey has
been suited between Asia and
Europe and served as a bridge
between Eastern and Western
ideals, cultures and societies.
TOP FIVE CONSUMER TRENDS
1. Demand for mortgages is on the rise
2. Rising interest in social media use affecting
consumer habits
3. Demand for cosmetic surgery increases
amongst Mid-Lifers
4. Consumers increasingly using credit cards to
purchase products
5. Demand for private pensions increases
significantly
CONSUMER SEGMENTATION ACCORDING TO
AGE
Babies and Infants
 Increasing health awareness drives some parents
to organic diapers
Kids
 Kids spend more time on computers
 Consumers increasingly going online to buy toys
Tweenagers
 Internet replacing traditional leisure activities
 Tweens increasingly interested in more complex
games
Teens
 Communication mode changed from SMS to
internet
 Teens use multiple tools to access social media
sites
Young Adults
 More than one-half of university students use
smartphones
 Facebook and visual sharing applications are most
popular
Middle Youth
 Largest consumer group of tablets
 Middle Youth consumers value their car brands
Mid-lifers
 Users of the traditional communication methods
 Older women consumers tend to apply beauty
treatments at home
Late-lifers
 Bread is the most popular food item
 Demand by Late-lifers for easier-to-use mobile
phones
EATING AND DRINKING
Eating Habits
 Online demand for Far Eastern food increases
Drinking Habits
 Consumers drinking more beer, less raki
 Red is the choice of wine drinkers
MONEY AND SAVINGS
Attitudes toward Payment Methods
Savings
Loans and Mortgages
 Islamic banking on the rise in Turkey
 Growing use of credit cards by university students
 Increasing demand for private pensions
HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLDS
Home Ownership
 Consumers tend to save to buy their own home
Household Profiles
 Women living alone driving growth in the number of
single-person households
 Household decision-making increasingly dominated
by women
Running Costs
 Women take the lead in demanding household
energy efficiency
 Increasing awareness of the cleanliness of drinking
water
GROOMING AND FASHION
Perceptions of Beauty
Female Grooming
Male Grooming
 Consumers increasingly buying grooming products
online
Fashion Trends
 Turkish consumers spend less on footwear than
their European counterparts
 Street fashion is the new trend
SHOPPING HABITS
Personal Shopping
Shopping Online
 Credit card use in online payments
 Turkish consumers tend to shop online during the
afternoon and evening
LEISURE AND RECREATION
Sport and Fitness
 Consumers increasingly watching TV on alternative
devices
Vacations
Public Holidays, Celebrations and Gift-giving
 Consumers increasing booking holidays online
 More consumers shop for personal gifts online

Turkish consumer’ s behaviour

  • 1.
    TURKISH CONSUMER’ SBEHAVIOUR Enes BOLFİDAN Eren ERTİT
  • 2.
    CONTENTS  A shortoverview to Turkish Culture  Top 5 consumer trend in Turkey  Consumer Segmentation according to consumer’ s ages  Consumer Segmentation according to their lifestyles
  • 3.
    TURKISH CULTURE Being acrossroad between East and West, Turkey is located between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. It has major characteristics of a Mediterranean culture. Turkish customers’demographic characteristics are significantly different from those of western customers’ in terms of age and cultural aspects. Turkey has been suited between Asia and Europe and served as a bridge between Eastern and Western ideals, cultures and societies.
  • 4.
    TOP FIVE CONSUMERTRENDS 1. Demand for mortgages is on the rise 2. Rising interest in social media use affecting consumer habits 3. Demand for cosmetic surgery increases amongst Mid-Lifers 4. Consumers increasingly using credit cards to purchase products 5. Demand for private pensions increases significantly
  • 5.
    CONSUMER SEGMENTATION ACCORDINGTO AGE Babies and Infants  Increasing health awareness drives some parents to organic diapers Kids  Kids spend more time on computers  Consumers increasingly going online to buy toys
  • 6.
    Tweenagers  Internet replacingtraditional leisure activities  Tweens increasingly interested in more complex games Teens  Communication mode changed from SMS to internet  Teens use multiple tools to access social media sites
  • 7.
    Young Adults  Morethan one-half of university students use smartphones  Facebook and visual sharing applications are most popular Middle Youth  Largest consumer group of tablets  Middle Youth consumers value their car brands
  • 8.
    Mid-lifers  Users ofthe traditional communication methods  Older women consumers tend to apply beauty treatments at home Late-lifers  Bread is the most popular food item  Demand by Late-lifers for easier-to-use mobile phones
  • 9.
    EATING AND DRINKING EatingHabits  Online demand for Far Eastern food increases Drinking Habits  Consumers drinking more beer, less raki  Red is the choice of wine drinkers
  • 10.
    MONEY AND SAVINGS Attitudestoward Payment Methods Savings Loans and Mortgages  Islamic banking on the rise in Turkey  Growing use of credit cards by university students  Increasing demand for private pensions
  • 11.
    HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLDS HomeOwnership  Consumers tend to save to buy their own home Household Profiles  Women living alone driving growth in the number of single-person households  Household decision-making increasingly dominated by women Running Costs  Women take the lead in demanding household energy efficiency  Increasing awareness of the cleanliness of drinking water
  • 12.
    GROOMING AND FASHION Perceptionsof Beauty Female Grooming Male Grooming  Consumers increasingly buying grooming products online Fashion Trends  Turkish consumers spend less on footwear than their European counterparts  Street fashion is the new trend
  • 13.
    SHOPPING HABITS Personal Shopping ShoppingOnline  Credit card use in online payments  Turkish consumers tend to shop online during the afternoon and evening
  • 14.
    LEISURE AND RECREATION Sportand Fitness  Consumers increasingly watching TV on alternative devices Vacations Public Holidays, Celebrations and Gift-giving  Consumers increasing booking holidays online  More consumers shop for personal gifts online