A product is something that is offered to the market either for consumption or reselling purposes. The product can be a tangible item like clothes, rice, etc. as well as an intangible item like consulting or delivery service. Now, let’s understand the different types of products found in the market. Types of Products Generally, every … Read more
What is Consumer Product? A consumer product, also called consumer goods is a product that is purchased for consumption purposes by consumers. Consumer products are specially designed for daily consumption by an individual person or household. Consumer goods are either purchased for personal use or household consumption, not for the resell purpose. Examples of consumer … Read more
What is an Unsought Product? An unsought product is a consumer product that a consumer doesn’t know about or does not want to actively buy even if he is aware of the product. Usually, consumers have no active interest to buy unsought products cause the product will be new to them as well as they … Read more
The specialty product is one of the types of consumer products – others are convenience, shopping, and unsought products. Let’s understand what the specialty products are in detail. What is a Specialty Product? A specialty product is a specific type of consumer product that has distinctive features and functionality with a remarkable brand image in … Read more
Shopping product is one of the types of consumer products and other includes convenience, specialty, and unsought products. Let’s understand what shopping products are, their characteristics, and their types. What is a Shopping Product? A shopping product is an infrequently purchased consumer product that demands customers to think about its price, quality, design, styles, and … Read more
What is a Convenience Product? A convenience product is a product that consumers frequently purchase, is inexpensive, and with little effort and time. Consumers require convenience products on a regular basis and they usually have prior knowledge about the products as such they think less while picking the products. Examples of convenience products include foods, … Read more
Kotler’s Five Levels of Product Marketing gurus Philip Kotler and Kevin Lane Keller published the five levels of the product model in the book called “Marketing Management” in 2003. Commonly known as Kotler’s product levels. Let’s understand each of the levels of the product in detail with relevant examples. Core Benefit The core benefit is … Read more
