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Of Branding On Consumer Buying Behaviour:
‘’A Study in Relation to Fashion Effect Industry’’
Introduction to topic. Brand these days have become a status symbol.
Customers all over the world now prefer branded products. But why is the question. Is it
the quality that attracts customers towards brand or some other related factor? This
study is aimed at analyzing the effect of brand on consumer buying behavior. Along with
finding the effect of brand on consumer buying behavior the purpose of the study is to
have an in depth knowledge of what actually is branding and consumer behavior. All the
study has been conducted with reference to fashion India.
1. Firms in fashion industry are competing to increase their profit share in the
market and among these firms; branded clothing & accessories has shifted the
conventional style & interest of people. A brand which is sold at a high price and
the other which is sold at low price while both have same quality and attributes,
why is that? Brand studies always have remained the key attention of the
marketer’s because of its importance and direct relationship with consumers.
2. Marketers use brands as to get the competitive advantage on other competitors
playing an imperative role in the success of companies. Brand holds a great
importance in consumer’s life. Consumer’s choose brands and trust them the way
they trust their friends and family members to avoid uncertainty and quality
related issues. India has a successful growing economy and the Fashion industry
of the country has advanced tremendously in the recent years. The increasing use
of fashion goods and the emerging market has intrigued foreign as well as local
brands to provide services to its customers
2. Objectives of study
 Of the study To understanding the concepts of branding.
 To study the factors affecting consumer behavior.
 To study the effect of brands on consumer buying behavior in relation to Fashion
goods & accessories.
3.Understanding consumer behavior
1.Consumer behavior refers to the mental and emotional process and the
observable behavior of consumers during searching, purchasing and post
consumption of a product or service.
2.It involves study of how people buy, what they buy, when they buy and
why they buy. It blends the elements from psychology, sociology, socio
psychology, anthropology and economics.
3. It also tries to assess the influence on the consumer from groups such
as family, friends, reference groups and society in general.
4. There are several factors affecting consumer buying behavior, which
can be broadly classified as:- Social Fapurchase behctors- Which refer
to forces that other people exert
5. These social factors include culture and subculture, roles and family,
social class and reference groups. Psychological Factors- Which are
internal to an individual and generate forces within that influence
her/his purchase behavior. The major forces include motives,
perception, learning, attitude and personality.
6. Personal Factors- Which include those aspects that are unique to a
person and influence purchase behavior. These factors include
demographic factors, lifestyle, and situational factors.
4. Research Methodology
 Consumer Survey on the effect of brands on their buying behavior
through questionnaire.
 Sample Size: 100 Respondents.
5.List Of References
A List s In our daily lives, we all get influenced by a variety of people
while making our purchase decisions. We, as humans do a lot to try to
impress others. We make purchase to get compliments and try that
others should not think less of us.
A reference group is the group whose perspective we consider. Now
our reference could be very large or very small including few of our
family members or few close friends. Reference groups influence
people a lot in their buying decisions. They set the levels of lifestyle,
purchasing patterns, etc.
Reference two types groups are of
 Primary Groups
 Secondary Groups
1.Primary Groups
Primary reference groups are basically the set of people whom you
meet every day. They can be from your family, your close friends,
your roommates, etc.
These people from primary groups may have a direct and strong
impact in your lives and your buying decisions since they are very
significant to you.
Primary groups make you comfortable and give you a feeling that
they are with you when you are confused about a purchase.
These people give you very honest and clear advices as they are so
close to you, due to which you could be more confident about the
purchase
Research shows that the bond between people leads people to be
effectively social and as satisfied consumers.
2.Secondary Groups
Secondary reference groups are usually formal and they speak less
frequently. They might at work or your acquaintance be professionals,
your collogues, your seniors at club, etc.
In secondary reference groups the power to influence people is quite
less as compared to primary reference groups as people in these
groups are not that comfortable in sharing their thoughts or views on
the purchase.
3. Aspirational Group
Aspirational group is the one to which a person may want to become
part of. They currently are not part of that group but wish to become
and get with that group. For doing the same, they try to dress, talk,
act and even think the way the members of that group do.
For example, people who like Madhuri Dixit wish to become like her
and meet her and so start purchasing and using all those products
that she endorses.
4.Family
views about a particular purchase Family of a consumer plays an
important role in the decision making process. The parents, siblings,
relatives all have their own.
Following are the roles in the family decision making process −
 Gate Keepers − Gatekeepers are the family members who
usually panel the information. They can be our parents or
siblings too who can in any form provide us the information
about the product.
 Decision Makers − Family or our parents who usually have the
power to take decisions Buyers − Buyer is the one who actually
makes the purchase of the product.

 End Users −. Influencers − Influencers are the ones who give
ideas or The person who finally uses the product or consumes
the service is the ultimate consumer also called as End user as
per the context information about the product or service to the
consumer.
 on our behalf are the decision makers. After the complete the
research they may decide to purchase the particular or dispose
it.
Thank you

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Consumer buying behaviour

  • 1. Of Branding On Consumer Buying Behaviour: ‘’A Study in Relation to Fashion Effect Industry’’ Introduction to topic. Brand these days have become a status symbol. Customers all over the world now prefer branded products. But why is the question. Is it the quality that attracts customers towards brand or some other related factor? This study is aimed at analyzing the effect of brand on consumer buying behavior. Along with finding the effect of brand on consumer buying behavior the purpose of the study is to have an in depth knowledge of what actually is branding and consumer behavior. All the study has been conducted with reference to fashion India. 1. Firms in fashion industry are competing to increase their profit share in the market and among these firms; branded clothing & accessories has shifted the conventional style & interest of people. A brand which is sold at a high price and the other which is sold at low price while both have same quality and attributes, why is that? Brand studies always have remained the key attention of the marketer’s because of its importance and direct relationship with consumers. 2. Marketers use brands as to get the competitive advantage on other competitors playing an imperative role in the success of companies. Brand holds a great importance in consumer’s life. Consumer’s choose brands and trust them the way they trust their friends and family members to avoid uncertainty and quality related issues. India has a successful growing economy and the Fashion industry of the country has advanced tremendously in the recent years. The increasing use of fashion goods and the emerging market has intrigued foreign as well as local brands to provide services to its customers 2. Objectives of study  Of the study To understanding the concepts of branding.  To study the factors affecting consumer behavior.  To study the effect of brands on consumer buying behavior in relation to Fashion goods & accessories.
  • 2. 3.Understanding consumer behavior 1.Consumer behavior refers to the mental and emotional process and the observable behavior of consumers during searching, purchasing and post consumption of a product or service. 2.It involves study of how people buy, what they buy, when they buy and why they buy. It blends the elements from psychology, sociology, socio psychology, anthropology and economics. 3. It also tries to assess the influence on the consumer from groups such as family, friends, reference groups and society in general. 4. There are several factors affecting consumer buying behavior, which can be broadly classified as:- Social Fapurchase behctors- Which refer to forces that other people exert 5. These social factors include culture and subculture, roles and family, social class and reference groups. Psychological Factors- Which are internal to an individual and generate forces within that influence her/his purchase behavior. The major forces include motives, perception, learning, attitude and personality. 6. Personal Factors- Which include those aspects that are unique to a person and influence purchase behavior. These factors include demographic factors, lifestyle, and situational factors. 4. Research Methodology  Consumer Survey on the effect of brands on their buying behavior through questionnaire.
  • 3.  Sample Size: 100 Respondents. 5.List Of References A List s In our daily lives, we all get influenced by a variety of people while making our purchase decisions. We, as humans do a lot to try to impress others. We make purchase to get compliments and try that others should not think less of us. A reference group is the group whose perspective we consider. Now our reference could be very large or very small including few of our family members or few close friends. Reference groups influence people a lot in their buying decisions. They set the levels of lifestyle, purchasing patterns, etc. Reference two types groups are of  Primary Groups  Secondary Groups 1.Primary Groups Primary reference groups are basically the set of people whom you meet every day. They can be from your family, your close friends, your roommates, etc. These people from primary groups may have a direct and strong impact in your lives and your buying decisions since they are very significant to you.
  • 4. Primary groups make you comfortable and give you a feeling that they are with you when you are confused about a purchase. These people give you very honest and clear advices as they are so close to you, due to which you could be more confident about the purchase Research shows that the bond between people leads people to be effectively social and as satisfied consumers. 2.Secondary Groups Secondary reference groups are usually formal and they speak less frequently. They might at work or your acquaintance be professionals, your collogues, your seniors at club, etc. In secondary reference groups the power to influence people is quite less as compared to primary reference groups as people in these groups are not that comfortable in sharing their thoughts or views on the purchase. 3. Aspirational Group Aspirational group is the one to which a person may want to become part of. They currently are not part of that group but wish to become
  • 5. and get with that group. For doing the same, they try to dress, talk, act and even think the way the members of that group do. For example, people who like Madhuri Dixit wish to become like her and meet her and so start purchasing and using all those products that she endorses. 4.Family views about a particular purchase Family of a consumer plays an important role in the decision making process. The parents, siblings, relatives all have their own. Following are the roles in the family decision making process −  Gate Keepers − Gatekeepers are the family members who usually panel the information. They can be our parents or siblings too who can in any form provide us the information about the product.  Decision Makers − Family or our parents who usually have the power to take decisions Buyers − Buyer is the one who actually makes the purchase of the product.   End Users −. Influencers − Influencers are the ones who give ideas or The person who finally uses the product or consumes the service is the ultimate consumer also called as End user as per the context information about the product or service to the consumer.
  • 6.  on our behalf are the decision makers. After the complete the research they may decide to purchase the particular or dispose it. Thank you