“Exploring Consumer Preferences: A Survey on Shoe Brand”

Title: “Exploring Consumer Preferences: A Survey on Shoe Brand”

Author: Anjali Singh

Introduction: This survey aims to analyse consumer preferences regarding popular shoe

brands, specifically Campus, Nike, Adidas, and Puma. Understanding the factors that

influence brand choice can provide valuable insights into market trends and consumer

behavior. By gathering data on participants’ experiences, preferences, and perceptions of

these brands, this research seeks to identify key elements that drive brand loyalty and

purchasing decisions. The findings will contribute to a broader understanding of the

competitive landscape in the footwear industry and help brands tailor their strategies to meet

consumer needs.

Objective: The objective of this survey is to analyse consumer preferences, perceptions, and

influences regarding footwear brands to understand brand loyalty and purchasing behavior.

Data collection: Data collection for this survey was conducted using a random sampling

method, where feedback was gathered from classmates and colleagues about their

experiences and preferences regarding footwear brands. This approach ensures a diverse

range of insights, helping to capture a comprehensive view of consumer attitudes.

Data Analysis:

ANOVA

Source of

Variation SS df MS F

P-

value F crit

Between

Groups 63.9624 3 21.3208 8.009867

7.75E-

05 2.695534

Within Groups 266.1817 100 2.661817

Total 330.1441 103

Conclusion:

Null Hypothesis (H0): There is no significant difference in consumer preferences among the

footwear brands being analysed.

Alternative Hypothesis (H1): There is a significant difference in consumer preferences among

the footwear brands being analysed.

The ANOVA results indicate a significant difference in consumer preferences among the

footwear brands analysed, as evidenced by an F-value of 8.01 and a P-value of 7.75E-05

which is below the 0.05 threshold. Therefore, we reject the null hypothesis, suggesting that at

least one brand stands out in consumer preference. These findings highlight the need for

brands to understand the factors driving these differences to effectively target their audiences.

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