4. — Every person is unique having particular
characteristics.
— Human personality is an interesting blend of
behavior and characteristics.
— In fact everybody likes to admire people who
have great personality regardless of age, sex
and financial status.
— Possessing great personality might help you
to reach ultimate goal.
5. NATURE OF PERSONALITY
Personality reflects individual differences-
— Each individual has a special set of inner characteristics,
and is thus unique by himself.
— Some individual are highly sociable whereas some are
low on sociability.
— Personality is a useful concept because it enables us to
categorize consumers into different groups on the basis
of one or even several traits.
6. Personality is consistent and enduring-
— Marketers cannot change consumers personalities to
conform to their products. However, if they know which
personality characteristics influence specific con-sumer
responses, they can attempt to appeal to the relevant
traits inherent in their target group of consumers.
— An individual's personality tends to be both consistent
and enduring.
— Personality is only one of a combination of factors that
influence how a consumer behaves.
7. Personality can change-
— Under certain circumstances personalities change.
— An individual's personality may be altered by major life
events, such as the birth of a child, the death of a
loved one, a divorce, or a significant career promotion.
— There are changes in personality as a man matures
slowly.
— We find many aggressive persons mellow down as
they advance in years.
9. Freudian Theory
Freudian theory
• Modern psychology has been greatly shaped by
psychoanalytic theory of personality put forward by
Sigmund Freud
• Human motivation is a result of unconscious needs and
drives.
10. There are 3 elements of personality
ID
EGO
Superego
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Basic
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13. BRAND PERSONALITY
— Brand personality is as if 'making the brand come alive'.
— The attribution of human personality traits (seriousness,
warmth, imagination, etc.) to a brand as a way to achieve
differentiation.
— Usually done through long-term above-the-line advertising
and appropriate packaging and graphics.
14. — These traits inform brand behavior through both
prepared communication / packaging, etc. and through
the people who represent the brand - its employees.
— The way in which it speaks of its products or services
shows what kind of person it would be if it were human.
— A brand without a personality has trouble gaining
awareness and developing a relationship with customer.