I am conducting a survey for research purposes. I would appreciate your help in answering these questions. \nPlease answer these questions honestly.\n\nWhat is your ethnicity? Do you consider yourself brand loyal?\n\nRead the statements and rate Strongly agree, Agree, Disagree, or Strongly Disagree.\n1. I shop for recognized brands.\n2. I shop for generic brands.\n3. I buy brands that cost the least.\n4. I buy the same brand as last time.\n5. I buy brands that my parents buy.\n6. I buy the brand I like.\n7. I buy brands that I have coupons for.\n8. I buy brands that are on sale.\n9. I buy brands for convenience.\n10. I buy brands due to availability.\n\nThank you for your time in taking my survey.
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What is your ethnicity? Caucasian (from S. Louisiana, USA)\n\nDo you consider yourself brand loyal? for some things, yes.\n\nRead the statements and rate Strongly agree, Agree, Disagree, or Strongly Disagree.\n1. I shop for recognized brands. Agree\n2. I shop for generic brands. Agree\n3. I buy brands that cost the least. Agree\n4. I buy the same brand as last time. Agree\n5. I buy brands that my parents buy. Disagree\n6. I buy the brand I like. Agree\n7. I buy brands that I have coupons for. Disagree\n8. I buy brands that are on sale. Agree\n9. I buy brands for convenience. Agree\n10. I buy brands due to availability. Agree
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Your brand can define you as a service provider, professional and person.  It can also allow others to align with your brand or define themselves by using your service or relating to you professionally.  \n\nWikipedia:\n"In marketing, a brand is the symbolic embodiment of all the information connected with a company, product or service. A brand typically includes a name, logo, and other visual elements such as images, fonts, color schemes, or symbols. It also encompasses the set of expectations associated with a product or service which typically arise in the minds of people. Such people include employees of the brand owner, people involved with distribution, sale or supply of the product or service, and ultimately consumers."\n\nIn my opinion a good brand allows your customers to define who you are, what you stand for, what you offer and how you make them feel.  It can also simply make you stand out, define you and attract attention with prospects (non-customers).  \n\nIn real estate for instance many professionals simply use their own name as their brand.  Their customers then align or avoid them professionally based on feelings and thoughts their brand (e.g. John Smith) brings to mind when the brand is read, scene or heard.\n\nI hope this helps.
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The definition of brand conscious is when you purposefully go out and buy one brand over the others.  You're not shopping for laundry detergent or bleach - You're shopping for Tide and Clorox specifically..\n\nThere are some things I am brand conscious on.  For example - I will only buy Heinz Ketchup - because I like the taste of Heinz above all others, and have yet to find a comparable brand.\n\nAnother example would be pain relievers - My husband swears only Advil would be able to take away his headaches - not Ibuprofen - Advil...\n\nPsychologically this usually starts in the home with your parents.  Children as they grow older and have to start choosing their own brands and products will tend to lean towards what they already know - that is "If it was good enough for my Dad - it's good enough for me".\n\nAnother way to look up "Brand Conscious" questionnaires is to look up Market Research questionnaires online.
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Yeah, I see 3 problems with your question.\n\n1. You don't give enough information. (buyers for what?  from where?)\n2. Your comments are completely different from your question.  You ask about buyers, then make a personal ad??  What's that about?\n3. This ad could all too easily be misintrepted (I hope!) as you wanting to sell YOURSELF.  I assume that wasn't your intention.
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You need to state the benefits of your product, taste, quality, the health benefits. Come up with answers to people objections(example: but its cheaper at Quickie Mart!). Basically, why should I buy your fruit, instead of from some other place? (an example "yes, my fruit does cost more than Quicike Mart, but my fruit is from local growers, and would be supporting your local economy, rather than some foriegn country or region.")
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Well, it's very hard to do A or B without first knowing what the car brand is, so that lets those choices out.\n\nNo salesperson will let you test-drive before talking with them.  :o)\n\nSo that leaves C.  In this way you are also a better-informed consumer, less likely to be persuaded by emotion vs. facts.
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First you have to think of your target market and then tailor your commercial to them.\n\nDecide if you are going for a product differentiation strategy or a least cost strategy.  Are you the best priced item or is your item superior to other items like this because it has some bells and whistles, is selected by more doctors (or some other profession), etc.\n\nWrite a 30 to 60 second spot that incites people to go out buy your product.  Unless it is an infomercial, then you have to think of some kind of demonstration, over acting excited sales reps, and bonuses if you call now whether it is getting it for a lower price or having extra items thrown in for "acting now".
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You can't be all things to all people.  You can't use a sample market research group to test brand affinity.  Brand equity is a function of affinity, experience, and promotion over time.  \n\nIf Sony puts out a toilet, people will rebel and say, "Sony doesn't belong in the toilet industry."  Likewise, Coke tried to be the "sweet" soda and the consumers can see through that.  They want the classic American taste and even though the "New Coke" tastes different and possibly better, it still "feels" like it tastes better.  It's all about branding.  That is why we feel safer when we drive Volvos than a Mercedes, even though both cars perform equally in crash tests.\n\nThe protests and push-back from the country was a result of Coke's up-sell agenda.  People think of Coke as an all-American company.  When they start trying to change their image to appeal to a larger audience, people start perceiving the "sell-out" persona.  By selling out, it abandons their core market of loyal drinkers, just like Mac users getting frustrated about the Intel chip in Apple computers.  The Coke loyalists don't want to feel like they are being capitalized on.  No one wants to feel like a company is abusing their loyalty by shoving unoriginal, copycat products in their face.
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1. what kind of shoes do u wear? any preference?\n2. any thought about of your shoes? brands, trends? \n3. who are u buying this shoe for? any occassions?\n\nand so on!!\n\nand best of luck
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umm...lets see here...\n1. A root beer sucker that the bank gave to me...I hate root beer.\n2. A credit card that is maxed out.\n3. Eye lash curler.\n4. Tigger lip balm.\n5. A bunch of receipts that show why my credit card is maxed out.\n6. A Victoria Gift card with $9 and some change on it, but I can't buy anything in the store without going over, so I haven't used it for two years.\n7. My College Student ID from last year that expired, but I still get discount drinks at the bar, so I hang on to it.\n8. Small pictures of my friends and family.\n9. A letter from my exboyfriend wanting to get back together, which we won't but I can't bare to throw it away...it compliments me.\n10.  $2.16 in change.
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Ask yourself this question:  If the product really worked like that, especially in the case of Tag, would they have a need to advertise?  Wouldn't guys be fighting over the stuff in the stores?  Are they?  No.
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1) Brand is a promis of quality to the customer\n\n2) Products die buts brands do not.\n\n3) Can change the positioning of the product in the market \n\n4) differentiate the product from the competitor.\n\n5) promotional activites will be ezier.\n\nBut few disadvantages ...such as wrong/ unethical or false attributes can be infused to the brand by the manufacturer
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Maybe you two should compromise on things. Just because you like certain brands of items doens't make you high maitenance.  I love my Coach purse but I also love my Walmart flip-flops.  Its all about taste.  If you only see yourself in Armani, versace and other well known classy brands and ONLY want those things and won't get anything other than that then perhaps you are High Maitenance but if also enjoy other things that your b/f does then you are not so high maitenance.
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There are some good academic articles out there in regards to the buying process. Some aspects of pscychology, perceived value determination, and evaluation of competitive product attributes relative to price. I think the general purchase process theories are pretty much out there (see link); newer research these days seem to focus on methods to quantify this and bring about a numbers science to understanding the purchasing process. \nBest of luck!
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What business are most interested about when choosing the right advertising media is Cost per thousand and return on investment. \n\nQuestions they will want answered are:\n\n1.What time is the program and days of the week?\n2.What station/s will be showing the program? \n3.Reach? (Ratings?) – how many people will watch the program. \n4.Cost per thousand – how much will it cost for their advertisement to reach one thousand people.\n5.Sponsors already involved?\n6.Credentials?\n7.And of course, offer them a great discount package, such as 6000usd for 12 30second ads (your base rate being 600usd). \n8.Offer product placements.
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1.What is your favorite computer brand? DELL\n\n1.What is your favorite B name? BEETHOVEN\n\n1.How many kids do you have? 2\n\n(if you answer any 1-2 questions please answer both)\n\n1.Whis is your shoe size? 10\n\n2.How tall are you? 5'10"\n\n1. How many tv's are in your house? 3\n\n2. how many rooms are in your house? 7\n\n1. How many kids do you want? 5\n\n2. how many pets do you want? 6
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1.how did you spend Easter? On the beach\n2.have you flown on an airplane since 911? Yes, to New York the day war broke out\n3.do you exercise everyday or at least 3 times a week? I move off the chair, if that's what you mean\n4.what is your age? Some beans\n5.how much time do you spend on yahoo answers? In and out, here and there\n6.why do some people call others names when asking a question they really need an answer to? I have no idea\n7.what are your plans this weekend? Go to a gig, get shit done\n8.are you in high school,college,work full time or full time parent? Student and parent\n9.are you closer to your mom or your dad?or closer to someone not even your blood? Disowned one, trying to disown the other. Would rather have my sister\n10.have you ever met someone in person whom you met online? Lotsa times, all good :-)\nthanks and be careful if you do meet someone online in person!