So, how do you change consumers’ behavior? It’s not simply via digital, TV advertising, promotions, or other traditional methods. It’s something deeper. You need to influence the place where instinctive, automatic decisions are made.
That delivered credibility. Discovering subconscious barriers and drivers can help you change consumers’ behavior no matter where they fall in any demographic breakdown.
A major reason for the changing traditional purchasing roles for families is that:a. The economic conditions are forcing more teens to work.b. More women than ever hold jobs outside the home. .
So if you’re looking to change people’s behavior, don’t fall prey to accepted marketing beliefs. Ignore the hype. Focus on triggering positive associations, and watch success follow.
To get consumers to choose your brand, you need to build a positive impression that reaches them on a subconscious level. This means discovering the images and stories that build positive associations with your brand in their minds -- the subconscious drivers.
They grab or click a favorite, and move on. An estimated 90% of purchasing decisions are made instinctively.
Marketers should be asking how consumers are alike, not how they’re different. People are much more similar than we think. Virtually all buyers, no matter their demographics or attitudes, have similar associations about brands. They respond positively to the same remedies for enhancing perceptions.
There is a possibility Jeanine will be offered a promotion in another state, which means the couple would have to decide which person's career will be prioritized. Jeanine and Bill can tell the quality of their relationship is slipping, but they don't feel they have the time or energy to go on dates or trips.
John and Laura try to put together family trips from time to time in order to build the relationships between their children. Sometimes John will spend time alone with Laura's girls in order to try to build a bond with them, as Laura will do an activity with his kids.
Single parent families often deal with issues like financial concerns, a lack of child mentoring, and a need for more quality time with family.
John is still having problems with his ex-wife, who keeps bringing him to court. Laura has to deal with ex-wife issues, which has caused stress between her and John.