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Need, Want and Demand | Learn Marketing with Stories — Transcript

by Sahil Khanna · 419 words · 79 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:02Wow, what a game. I also want to buy a
  2. 0:04new gaming console.
  3. 0:06Okay, but there are so many options.
  4. 0:09Which one are you going to buy?
  5. 0:11A PlayStation.
  6. 0:13Are you sure you need this one?
  7. 0:15Need? I want this.
  8. 0:17Okay, first tell me the difference
  9. 0:19between need and want.
  10. 0:25Confused?
  11. 0:27Let's ask this question to Joyce, sir.
  12. 0:29Sir, we are discussing the term need and
  13. 0:31want. But we are confused between these
  14. 0:34terms.
  15. 0:35So, please can you explain us?
  16. 0:37Okay, there are three major terms called
  17. 0:39need, want, and demand.
  18. 0:41People usually get confused between
  19. 0:43these terms.
  20. 0:44Let's get the concepts. Need means the
  21. 0:46things that satisfy your basic
  22. 0:47requirements.
  23. 0:49For example, your phone.
  24. 0:50Why do you use your phone?
  25. 0:52For photos and videos.
  26. 0:54Okay, you need a phone which captures
  27. 0:56good quality photos and videos. So, this
  28. 0:59is your need. And want means something
  29. 1:01that can satisfy your need. You have
  30. 1:03many mobile brand options like Samsung,
  31. 1:05Apple, Pixel, or a DSLR camera.
  32. 1:08I don't need a separate camera.
  33. 1:10I need something handy that fits in my
  34. 1:12pocket. Nowadays, phone cameras are
  35. 1:14amazing.
  36. 1:15It's a complete solution for me.
  37. 1:17Okay, so which phone are you going to
  38. 1:19purchase?
  39. 1:20Samsung or iPhone?
  40. 1:22Samsung. Because the iPhone is
  41. 1:24expensive.
  42. 1:25This means your purchase is dependent on
  43. 1:27your budget.
  44. 1:28And if many people think like you, then
  45. 1:31it will make Samsung to sell more camera
  46. 1:33phones. Or you can say that it will
  47. 1:35generate Samsung's demand in the market.
  48. 1:37So, tell me as the owner of a phone
  49. 1:39company,
  50. 1:40how you can identify the need of the
  51. 1:41customers? As need cannot be created.
  52. 1:44We can conduct a survey through which we
  53. 1:46can easily analyze the need of the
  54. 1:48customers.
  55. 1:49As what are the features they want in a
  56. 1:51phone and at what price.
  57. 1:53Yes, sir. This is a good idea. And after
  58. 1:56identifying the need, we can make a
  59. 1:58perfect product for customers and
  60. 2:00position our product according to their
  61. 2:01need.
  62. 2:03This will make our product the best
  63. 2:04solution for their need and will be a
  64. 2:06want for them.
  65. 2:07And demand is totally dependent on
  66. 2:09purchasing power.
  67. 2:11If our phone's price satisfies our
  68. 2:12customer want, then the demand of our
  69. 2:14phone will increase in the market.
  70. 2:16Great. This is called need, want, and
  71. 2:19demand.
  72. 2:19But after making a product and
  73. 2:21finalizing the price, how we can reach
  74. 2:23to our customers?
  75. 2:25For this, we have to use marketing
  76. 2:27channels.
  77. 2:28What are marketing channels?
  78. 2:29We will discuss this concept in next
  79. 2:31class.

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