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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Consumer Goods
We just finished discussing consumer goods. As a consumer yourself, you have probably bought each type of consumer good at one time or another. After this brief activity, we will discuss industrial goods. To preface, industrial goods are goods used within businesses. Please listen to my voki and answer the following questions as a post. Let me know if you have any questions! Thanks!
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Covienience- in expensive item with out much thought
ReplyDeleteShopping-less frequently purchased
specialty-specific products
unsought-not a strong need for it
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ReplyDeleteConsumer goods are products designed for personal or home use.
ReplyDeleteconvenience,like toothpaste and soap; shopping,like designer pants and new shoes; specialty,like a Sony tv and a PS3 video game system, and unsought goods, like a mp3 player and a new couch.
Convenience- coffee and cereal
ReplyDeleteShopping- car and computer
Specialty- suit and race car
Unsought- birth control and adult diapers
Consumer Goods are Products designed for personal or home use.
ReplyDeleteconvenience Goods:inexpensive items purchased without much thought
Ex.Staple: milk and Bread
Emergency Goods: food, medince
Shopping Goods:less frequently purchased, usually higher in price and require more thought
Ex.compare brands, feautres and prices
Location of the product must match the product
Specialty Goods: very specific products that customers insit upon and are willing to search for
Unsought Goods:Products customers do not shop for because they do not know about the product or have a strong need
Consumer Goods: products designed for personal or home use.
ReplyDelete-Convenience Goods: inexpensive items purchased without much thought.
1.Staple: Eggs, Shampoo
2.Impulse: Gum, Mints
3.Emergency: Medicine, Food
-Shopping Goods: less frequently purchased, usually higher in price and require more thought.
Ex. Cars, Houses
-Specialty Goods: very specific products that customers insist upon and are willing to search for.
Ex. Luxury Cars, Name Brand Purses
-Unsought Goods: products customers do not shop for b/c they do not know about the product or have a strong need.
Ex. iPad, Funeral Services
Convenient- mountain dew and hot dog
ReplyDeleteshopping- a t-shirt and jeans
speciality- a bracelet and a car
unsought- dictionaries and encylopedias
Covienience- inexpensive item with out much thought EX:soap
ReplyDeleteShopping-less frequently purchased
EX: XBOX360
specialty-specific products
EX: milk
unsought-not a strong need for it
EX: Car
Cosumer good: productsd desiplineel for personal or home.
ReplyDeletefour types of consumer goods:
1. Convrnlnce goods:inexpensive iteams purchase without muctip thought.
2. Shopping good: less frequently purchased usually higher in price and require more thought.
3. Speciality goods: very specefic products that customers insist upon and are willing to search for( speciality iteams are most expensive and more).
4. unsaght goods: products customers do not shop for b/c they do not know about they product.
convinient-potato chips, candy bars
ReplyDeleteshoppping-jeans, tees
specialty-Necklaces and cars
unsought-computer manuals, thesuarus
caonsumer goods are things that we bye and there are somthing that you might bye every day or not there are 4 type here are 4 ex
ReplyDeletecandy bars, car survice, ipads, helth care
Convenience- inexpensive items
ReplyDeleteShopping- less frequently purchase
Specialty- specific products consumers are willing to search for
Unsought- products consumers do not shop for because they dont know about it.
Consumer goods -products designed for personal or homw use.
ReplyDeleteConvenience goods: inexpensive items purchased without much thought.
Ex: Peanut butter, tylenol
Shopping goods: less frequently purchased usually higher in price and require more thought.
Ex: Car,house
Specialty goods: Very specific products that customers insist upon and are willing to search for
Ex: Prom dresses, brand of soda
Unsought goods: products customers do not shop for because they do not know about the product or do not have a strong need.
Ex: insurance, new phone
Consumer good are products designed for personal or at home use. The four consumer goods are convinience goods, shopping goods, specialty goods, and unsought goods.
ReplyDeleteSpecialty Goods- Ralph Lauren Polo Shirts and Air Jordans
Convinience Goods- Frosted Flakes and Twinkies
Shoppin Goods- LCD Flat Screen TV and Playstation 3
Unsought Goods- Insurance and Mortgage
As a consumer we purchase products that are wanted and needed. When were waiting in line with our Staple items, we buy gum on impulse. In most cases, we only purchase medicine if there's an emergency of some sort.
ReplyDeleteShopping goods: are less frequently brought items, usually higher in price.
Specialty goods: are items customers search for while in the store.
Unsought goods: customers don't have strong feelings for it.
Atipat Patrick Chipthamrong
ReplyDeleteConsumer Goods are products that are designed for personal usage. They can be divided into 4 cetagories.
1. Convenience: Inexpensive items that require least process of thought for buying. They can be divided into 3 subcetagories including staple, impulse, and emergency. Example: Chips and AA Batteries.
2.Shopping Goods: Items that are less frequently purchase, usually more expensive and used more process of thought by consumers. Example: Brand name clothing and luxurious cologne.
3. Specialty Goods: Very specific items that people are willing to look for and purchase. Example: Collective coins and historical civil war rifle.
4. Unsought Goods: Products that customers do not shop for or know about. For example, gravestone and mainframe computer (in which used by industrial user.)
Consumer Goods- Products designed for personal or home use.
ReplyDeleteConvenience Goods-Inexpensive items purchased without thought, Pills, Water
Shopping Goods- More thought, less frequently purchased, more expensive, Shoes, Jeans
Specialty Goods-Very specific products that customers insist upon and are willing to search for, Ralph Lauren,Nike
Unsought Good-Products customers do not shop for beacuse they do not know much about the product, Medical Insurance, Alarm System
Convenience Good:
ReplyDeleteInexpensive goods, purchased without much thought such as juice or candy.
Shopping Good:
Purchased less frequently, higher in price and more thought into the good. This can be a car, or a plasma TV.
Specialty Good:
Goods that the consumer will seek to find due to brand loyalty such as Coca-Cola or Mountain Dew.
Unsought Good:
Goods (usually services) that consumers do not shop for due to lack of knowledge. This can include funeral services or a disaster relief service.
4 types of consumer goods are:
ReplyDeleteConvience goods are inexpensive items purchased without much thought. examples of convience goods are; Sodas and food.
Speciality goods are very specific such as, pantene pro-v for colored hair.
Shopping good is when you spend more money which mean more thought. An ex. would be buying furniture.
Unsought goods are products that are unknown until introduced by a sales person. An ex. would be a new play station 3 game
Consumer Goods are Products designed for personal or home use.
ReplyDeleteconvenience Goods - somthing easy to get
Emergency Goods - medicine
Shopping Goods - higher priced itms
Specialty Goods - specific products
Unsought Goods - something you dont usually look for
Convenience goods is inexpensive goods. Shopping goods is specific products that consumers are willing to serch for, and unsought goods are products customers do not shop for because they do not know about it. Consumer goods are products designed for personal home use.
ReplyDelete