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Sheetal Singla
Professor
SLIET, Deemed University,
Longowal
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Literature Review
3. Research Methodology
4. Consumers Usage Patterns for Mobile Phones
5. Consumer's Preferences towards Buying of Mobile
phones
Phone
7.
8.
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10. Conclusion
11. Bibliography
INTRODUCTION
Post
Purchase
Evaluation
Information
search
Evaluation &
Selection of
Alternatives
Decision
Implement
ation
the
important
factors
considered
while
Objectives of Study:
Scope of Study
The primary aim of study is to examine the comparative
buying behavior of consumers of Ludhiana and Sangrur
district towards the purchase of mobile phone. Similarities
and dissimilarities between buying behavior of urban and
semi urban areas towards the purchase of mobile phone
have assessed in the research study.
Suggestions have made to the mobile manufacturing
companies about innovative marketing strategies as per the
change in tastes and preferences of consumers and their
implementation in urban as well as semi urban markets.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research
is
a
The process used to collect information and data for the purpose of
making business decisions. The methodology may include
publication research, interviews, surveys and other research
techniques, and could include both present and historical
information.
The research has been tried to investigate the attitude and behavior
of consumers and various influential factors that affect final buying
behavior of consumers for mobile phones.
DATA SOURCE
Primary data and Secondary data have used for the
present research study .The Primary Data is
collected through personal interview method from
the respondents.
C O N S U M E R P R E F E R E N C E S TOWAR D S
BUYING OF MOBILE PHONES
While searching about the spending limits of
Ludhiana consumer, the majority of respondents is
ready to spend even an average income of lower
class consumer on mobile.
The results depict in the above table show that
gender, education level, occupation and income
level have significant association with spending on
mobile phones among consumer respondents.
FINDINGS
The bar style phones are become quite popular among the
consumer of both the districts. They have become popular
due to their large screens which allow for a more pleasurable
multimedia experience.
Viewing videos and pictures are much easier than any other
phone. It is found that consumer from both the districts
prefer a Bar type of mobile phones followed by slider
phones.
Conclusion
The research study analysis depicts that friends are the most
influential sources of information followed by the internet.
Advice from friends on the basis of their past experience
influences the purchasing decision up to significant level.
The role of internet cant undermine in this segment. With
the availability of internet on mobiles and cheap access of
internet, the role of TV as an influential source has gradually
decreasing. In the era of digital information, it has witnessed
that role of print media (newspaper, magazines) and radio
has minimized.
Limitations of Study
Some shortcomings have noticed that are expected to
overcome by future research studies in the same area. The
present research is confined to only Ludhiana and Sangrur
district.
The future research studies of similar area may target other
districts of Punjab or other regions of India in their research
work to produce outcomes in more depth. With change in
technology and social scenario, many new influential
factors may emerge and become more significant than
current scenario.
Suggestions
Possession of mobile phones is high among he graduate
students. It is important for the manufacturers to
manufacture user friendly mobile phones in order to reach
the people of primary level of students also.
They should give more attention to after sales services. The
service centers should be able to carry out fast repairs.
Bibliography
Abernethy,
Avery
Advertising." Physical
M.
and
"American
mechanical
Academy
of
Avoidance
of
Books
A. Gary and K. Philip. "Marketing- An Introduction, Addison
Wesley Longman, New Delhi, 1st Indian Reprint, 2001.
A. Gary and K. Philip. "Principles of Marketing." New Delhi:
Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd., 2001.
Arunkumar and Meenakshi. N. "Marketing management"
Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., Noida, 1st ed.
Batra, Kazmi, S.H.H. "Consumer Behaviour - Text and
Cases." New Delhi : Excel Books, 1st ed., 2004.
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