Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Buyer Behavior (12A)


So, what interesting from my interviews is that people who have the unmet need wouldn’t necessarily search for a solution. Which is unfortunate. But, I considered the effect of social media, and the three people I interviewed agreed it’d be a good idea if it worked out. I would simply follow people on snapchat, Instagram, and twitter, and I would advertise they simply need to direct message me or tag me in a post, and I’d be ready to clean their dishes at a moment’s notice.

They are very well aware of the need, but don’t necessarily consider paying someone to meet it. If I make them aware of a paid for service, that’s easy and quick to call on, then it might work.

4 comments:

  1. I liked how you were able to adapt to the feedback of your interviews, when they stated that they were aware of the need, but aren't in search of a solution. In which, going to social media is a great platform of advertising your business service, and making your targeted market more aware.

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  2. Hey Mitchell,

    I really liked how you incorporated social media into your business idea, as I think that is the most successful form of marketing for your particular business idea. I know that you would get a lot of business from lazy college kids who would rather spend money than do the chores themselves.

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  3. Hi Mitch,

    I think using social media is the best way to advertise for your business because it is such a powerful tool with college students. I think it is interesting that they won't find a solution for their unmet need. I like to get my dishes cleaned right away because I don't like having roaches.

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  4. What a genius idea, to use social media to get your results. Nowadays you can find all sort of people on social media, especially young people such as students. I do find it interesting that they themselves do not find a solution especially with the consequences of not doing so. I personally had a case where someone left their dishes too long in the sink and then attracted flies.

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