THE STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF TELEVISION

ADVERTISEMENT ON CONSUMER BUYING

BEHAVIOUR WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO
READY-TO-EAT FOOD ADVERTISEMENTS

Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
By
ARUNMOZHI VARMAN KS
39740065

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
SATHYABAMA
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
(DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY)
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MAY 2022
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INFLUENCE OF TELEVISION ADVERTISEMENT ON CONSUMER BUYING
BEHAVIOUR WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO READY-TO-EAT FOOD
ADVERTISEMENTS” under my supervision from December 2021 to February 2022.

Ms M JAYASEELY
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Dean – School of Management Studies
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report entitled “THE STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF TELEVISION
ADVERTISEMENT ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE TO READY-TO-EAT FOOD ADVERTISEMENTS” done by me
under the guidance of Ms M JAYASEELY is submitted in partial fulfilment of the
requirements for the award of Bachelor of Commerce degree.

DATE: 31/10/2021
ARUNMOZHI VARMAN KS
PLACE: CHENNAI
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I am pleased to acknowledge my sincere thanks to Board of Management of

SATHYABAMA for their kind encouragement in doing this project and for
completing it successfully. I am grateful to them.

I convey my thanks to Dr. G. Bhuvaneshwari, MBA., Ph.D., Dean- School of

management studies and Dr. A. Palani, M.Com., M.Phil., MBA., Ph.D., Head of the
Department, Dept. of Business administration for providing me necessary support
and details at the right time during the progressive reviews.

I would like to express my sincere and deep sense of gratitude to my Project Guide
Dr. NAZIM SHA. S for her valuable guidance, suggestions and constant
encouragement paved way for the successful completion of my project work.

I wish to express my thanks to all Teaching and Non-teaching staff members of the
Department of Management Studies who were helpful in many ways for the
completion of the industrial training.

K.S. ARUNMOZHI VARMAN

 TABLE OF CONTET
CHAPTER TITLE PAGE NO.
NO.
ABSTRACT i
LIST OF FIGURES ii
LIST OF TABLES ii
1 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1.1 TV ADVERTISEMENT 3
1.1.2 CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR 4
1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEMS 4
1.3 INDUSTRY PROFILE 5
1.3.1 READY-TO-EAT FOOD INDUSTRY OF INDIA 5
1.4 COMPANY PROFILE 6
1.5 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY 6
1.6 CHAPTER FRAMEWORK 7
2 LITERATURE REVIEW 8
2.1 REVIEW OF LITERATURE 8
3 METHODOLOGY 15
3.1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 15
3.2 SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES 15
3.2.1 SCOPE OF THE STUDY 15
3.2.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 15
3.2.3 NEED OF THE STUDY 16
3.3 POPULATION, SAMPLING AND 16
QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY
3.4 GOOGLE FORMS 17

3.5 PERCENTAGE ANALYSIS 17

3.6 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS 19

3.7 RESEARCH TESTS 20

3.8 RESEARCH DESIGN 21

3.8.1 DESIGN 21
 3.8.2 SOURCES OF DATA 21

3.8.3 Primary Data 21

3.8.4 Secondary Data 21

3.8.5 STRUCTURE OF QUESTIONNAIRE 21

3.8.6 SAMPLE SIZE 22

3.8.7 SAMPLING TECHNIQUE 22

3.8.8 PERIOD OF STUDY 22

3.9 HYPOTHESIS 23

4 DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 24

4.1 PERCENTAGE ANALYSIS 24

4.1.1 Gender Profile 25

4.1.2. Age Profile 26

4.1.3 Educational Qualification Profile 27

4.1.4 Employment Profile 28

4.1.5 Annual Income Profile 29

4.2 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS 30

4.2.1 ANOVA 31

5 RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS 32

5.1 FINDINGS 32

5.2 SUGGESTIONS 33

5.3 CONCLUSION 33

REFERENCES 35

APPENDIX (Questionnaires) 37
 ABSTRACT

This paper examines the replier's purchase intentions applicable to the advertising
variables and socioeconomic affiliated variables. It thus adds up the consequences
and impacts related to the replier's choice of suitable announcement variables and
socio profitable variables on the purchase intentions of the consumers.

It examines some new enhancement recooking the announcement impacts on the

consumer decision material like that of the dependent variable of purchase
intentions. The purpose of this exploration was to concentrate on similar kinds of
announcements which were presumably most suitable for the consumers of
Pakistan to make their purchase opinions.

This needed conducting exploration for the evaluation of current advertising

practices to check their effect on consumer purchase intentions. Data were collected
from the sample of 100 individualities named aimlessly. Pretested questionnaire
was used to collect data through particular interviews. Data analysis and
interpretation was done through retrogression models and descriptive statistics.

To check the impact of announcement, the advertising related variables were used
which includes station to advertising (general), station towards TV advertising,
station towards print advertising, station towards billboard advertising,
communication content in announcement, announcement time, advertising scrolling
dispatches, reiteration of announcement, celebrity countersign and language of
announcement on the dependent variable of consumer’s purchase intentions. The
results declared most announcement related variables have significant impact on
purchase intentions.

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 LIST OF FIGURES
CHARTS NO. PARTICULARS PAGE
NO.
1 FIGURE 1.0 25

2 FIGURE 2.0 26

3 FIGURE 3.0 27

4 FIGURE 4.0 28

5 FIGURE 5.0 29

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE NO. PARTICULARS PAGE

NO.
1 TABLE 1.0 GENDER 25
2 TABLE 2.0 AGE 26
3 TABLE 3.0 EDUCATIONAL 27
QUALIFICATION
4 TABLE 4.0 OCCUPATION 28

5 TABLE 5.0INCOME 29

6 TABLE 6.0 30

7 TABLE 7.0 30

8 TABLE 8.0 31

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 CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 INTRODUCTION

In this aggressive world, it's exceptionally difficult for organizations to traumatize

each other. The savage challenge has offered to ascend to completely different
routes through that associations will rival each other. This fast-economic process
has offered to ascend to a fast status, has had an awfully that means an impact on
knowledge and innovation. consequently, the challenge gets fiercer and once in an
exceedingly whereas this either makes difficulties for a few organizations and
certainly possibilities.

It's here that organizations prefer to receive and once in an exceedingly whereas
presenting compelling advertising systems, therefore, on-sell their merchandise or
edges, and people overly ought to in all probability pull within the vendee to the item.
this can be conceivable simply by increase associate degree innovation that predicts
the style during which shopper communicates and considers and is simply
conceivable by therefore on pull within the shopper's a number of associations gift
new things whereas a number of associations publicize therefore on attract the
shoppers. these days business assumes an indispensable job in convincing
purchasers to shop for things and administrations.

Fast improvement within the field of broad communications has affected usually on
the final population's method of life, purchase decisions and is especially children
United Nations agency devours their impression of culture and patterns through the
electronic media. it's owing to economic process because the last piece of twentieth
century was pictured by a procedure of development, release and privatization
through a thoroughgoing reconstruction of business sectors and business centres.
Then again, the prices of promotion in correlations of varied exercises in several
organizations square measure extraordinarily wonderful. within the gift days, every
organization must accomplish the foremost noteworthy piece of the pie.

Thanks to this every organization utilizes distinctive approaches to attract

purchasers of varied fragments of the market to finish up the market pioneer. during
this testing condition, a corporation has to be compelled to advance its things in
order that associate degree ever-increasing range of purchasers get enthusiasm for
its things. completely different strategies of correspondence together with media
have created an information blast of types. In no different field has this been a lot of
obvious than within the tangled zone of promotions.
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Advertisements square measure often sufficiently interesting to hit daily paper front
pages, enter motion footage, books, TV programs, and various different types of
media things and channels. its truth be told, the dominant and powerful medium to
pitch merchandise and ventures to the corpus within the gift society.

Promotions facilitate to create frames of mind and convictions concerning any item
or administrations. these days we will not envision magazines, papers, TV, and radio
with no ad. it's was a basic piece of our lifestyle and society. the purpose of a notice
is to create offers of things and administrations by creating its terribly own footage
within the brains of people.

A typical man passes judgment on the item to be bought by its commercials and
messages appeared through it even as supported understanding the final public and
therefore the method of life it tutored into them. The Indian market is on the
consistent path of extension and therefore the economy is booming. Indian business
has every motivation to celebrate because the market is memorizing reason, for
promoting and organizations square measure loving business as a worthy business
chance.

In today’s competitive world it is very difficult for companies to compete with each
other. The fierce competition has given rise to various ways through which
organizations can compete with each other. This rapid globalization has given a rise
to a fast economic condition, has had a very signification effect on information and
technology. Information reaches people in a split second and become aware of all
company’s goods and services and the activities that are being rendered by them in
order to promote or sale products or services.

As a result, the competition gets fiercer and sometimes this either creates
challenges for some company’s and for some opportunities. It is here that
companies decide of adopting and sometimes introducing effective marketing
strategies in order to sell its goods or services, and those too must be able to attract
the consumer to the product.TV advertising is still one of the most effective ways to
create awareness about a product or brand, but ad spending is moving to the digital
realm and media companies are working to find solutions.

Television advertising is generally considered as the most powerful medium of

advertisement because it has the potential of reaching a very broad spectrum of
consumers instantly. Television advertising does not only transform one’s emotions
but also give important message. These messages exert extensive effect on the
everyday lives of individuals and organizations.
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1.1.1 TV ADVERTISEMENT

Advertising is simply a creative form of communication; a friendly conversation

requiring a response, even with emotion from time to time which engage the
consumer in the message. It is a message, generally influential in nature, but not
intended to be forceful or immediate.

Advertising is considered appositive institution, creating awareness about products

and services. While at the same time it is considered a key practice in encouraging
consumers to spend money on goods, they otherwise would not purchase, if they
had not heard the persistent message conveyed in the advertisement. Advertising
plays a prominent role in selling goods and services.

Consumers sit in front of the television in the hope of catching some of their favourite
spots. Television is often called "king" of the advertising media, since a majority of
people spend more hours watching TV per day in comparison to any other medium.
Television uses the combination of sight, colour, sound and motion to create an
effect.

TV has proved its credible power in influencing human behaviour repeatedly. The
Television Advertisement is a form of advertising in which goods, services,
organizations, ideas, etc. are promoted via the medium of television. Advertising on
television can give a product or service instant reliability and reputation.

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1.1.2 CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR

Consumer buying behaviours is the sum total of a consumer's attitudes,

preferences, intentions, and decisions regarding the consumer's behaviours in the
marketplace when purchasing a product or service.The study of consumer
behaviours draws upon social science disciplines of anthropology, psychology,
sociology, and economics.

Social, cultural, individual and emotional forces play a big part in defining consumer
buying behaviour. Cultural, sub-culture and social class play an important is
finalizing consumer behaviour. For example, consumer growing up in US is exposed
to individualism, freedom, achievement, choice, etc.

On sub-culture level influence of religion, race, geographic location and ethnicity

define consumer behaviour. Social class consists of consumer with the same level
of income, education, taste, feeling of superiority and inferiority.

1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEMS

Today we can't envision magazines, papers, TV, and radio with no notice. A colossal
sum is gone through on commercials consistently for their items due to this non-
marked and nearby item has seen a decrease in their deals. These promotions
directly affect consumers are incredibly sharp today. They are made mindful of such
items such that they likewise realize different brands accessible in the market for
chocolates, chips, bread rolls, and others.

The TV is one of the grounded media in the public eye and because of its range and
fame has the ability to impact the way of life of a specific nation. If a TV commercial
is properly produced, it is difficult to make changes to the message you are
conveying about your business efficiently and quickly.

If a business wants to advertise a special offer, or a new product or service, a new

spot must be produced, and time slots need to be purchased, which could be time
consuming. Other media like online banner ads or radio voice overs can be
produced and/or edited usually in-house, quickly and efficiently.

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1.3 INDUSTRY PROFILE
1.3.1 READY-TO-EAT FOOD INDUSTRY OF INDIA

Foods that have been prepared so they can be consumed as is, without any
additional cooking, are ready to eat foods. Ready to eat foods can be refrigerated,
shelf-stable, require minimal heating or are served hot.

The ready-to-eat food industry in India has grown dramatically in recent years due
to the factors such as a rise in gross family income and the growing popularity of
nuclear families. Ready meals took off in India following the hectic lifestyle of the
young working population. The even more convenient ready-to-eat products rose in
popularity since they can be consumed without cooking, seemingly suited for busy
millennials.

The ready-to-eat market in India is expected to expand at a compound annual

growth rate (CAGR) of ~16.24% (based on value) during the 2019-2024 period, to
generate a revenue of INR ~68.47 Bn by 2024. Major players, who are currently
operating in the Indian ready-to-eat market include Britannia Industries Limited,
Dabur India Limited, Godrej Agrovet Limited and Heritage Foods Limited.

According to health experts across the world, frequent consumption of ready-to-eat

food often leads to serious health issues like obesity, heart diseases, high blood
pressure and diabetes, owing to the presence of excessive sugar, sodium and fat in
packaged foods. Awareness about such issues often refrains people from
consuming ready-to-eat food.

Moreover, a large proportion of the elderly population in India usually has a negative
perception about the nutritional value of any packaged and/or processed food item.
As a result, they desist consuming ready-to-eat food and even discourage their
family members from consuming the same.

To increase the sales volume of ready-to-eat products, retailers are offering lucrative
offers in the form of combo packs, day-specific discounts, festive offers, flat
discounts and coupon discounts.

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1.4 COMPANY PROFILE

KELLOGG'S
Founded in 1906, The Kellogg Company is a multinational food
manufacturer, best known for producing cereal and convenience foods, including
cookies, crackers, toaster pastries, cereal bars, fruit-flavored snacks, and frozen
waffles.
Kellogg Company is a manufacturer and marketer of ready-to-eat
cereal and convenience foods.
• Revenue: 13.55 billion USD (2018)
• Headquarters: Battle Creek, MI · battle creek
• CEO: Steven Cahillane
• Founder: Will Keith Kellogg

1.5 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

• Demographic variables effect on the depending variable were not studied.

• Data was collected online than hands on guide.
• Questionnaire method was used to collect data from different consumers Just
100 representatives were taken because of time confinement and for
perfection in analysis.

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1.6 CHAPTER FRAMEWORK

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

This chapter consists of the introduction to the study, the various industry profiles,
the need, scope and objectives of the study along with its limitations and also
includes the chapter framework of the study.

CHAPTER 2: REVIEW OF LITERATURE

This chapter consists of research paper of Authors who have conducted detailed
research study into the investment preferences of investors.

CHAPTER 3: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

This chapter consists of research design, methods of data collection, sample size,
period of study, statistical tools used and the hypothesis of the study.

CHAPTER 4: DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

This chapter consists of analysis of the data which was collected through the
questionnaire and ANOVA analysis, Correlation and Regression are the statistical
tools that have been used to analyse the data.

CHAPTER 5: FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

This chapter consists of the findings, suggestions and the conclusions of the study.

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 CHAPTER – 2
LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1 REVIEW OF LITERATURE

Several scholarly studies have been carried out on the relationships that exist
between television advertising and consumer behaviours. This chapter therefore
presents what work has been done by previous scholars. The chapter specifically
reviews literature on concept of advertisement with emphasis on TV advertisement,
the concept of consumer buying behaviours and the impact of TV advertisement on
consumer buying behaviours.

Development in business has prompted. (Vinod Kumar Bishnoi, 2009). In times

past advertisers utilized distinctive signs and pictures to showcase their things and
what is more to create attentiveness for the purchasers. With the progression and
innovation advancement currently associations centre to utilize print and electronic
media immoderately. Utilization of varied showcasing special methodologies has
been recognized as a strong instrument for creating attentiveness among the
customer world. Among them is that the notable big-name reference to the precise
whole. In making nations wherever most of the world sleep in remote zones; the
impacts of tv (TV) notice are especially high. basically, it impacts kids and their
conduct within the public arena. (Guolla, 2011).

An investigation by (Ansari and Joloudar, 2011) The hopeful impact of TV

industrial was anticipated on its thought towards the ad, enthusiasm for the support
of deed, wish planned for getting, activity towards shopping for and patrons’
fulfilment towards the bought item.

The associate investigation by (Jasmina Ilincic and Webster, 2011) A high impact
was found to obtain aim once a panjandrum comes up in an exceedingly TV ad and
supports a particular item. the 2 quantities of supports and big-name association
impact the buying conduct of shoppers. At the purpose, once customers have a solid
reference to panjandrum and see that he/she holds numerous brands then it
contrarily influences the obtain goal. Also, once they have a frail association their
obtain objective is swollen with totally different supports.

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The organizations are encountering exceptional challenge and unfit to attract their
shoppers. Concentrating on these elements of advertisements facilitate the
advertisers to create their promotions a lot of enticing and accomplishing the
boundlessly essential objective of acquisition goal (Siddiqui, 2014).

As indicated by (Abideen and Saleem, 2011) "TV notice is that the ideal approach
to advance things and administrations before uncountable patrons" tv ad impacts
the buying conduct of the buyers with a viable and effective method .TV advertising
will be characterized as "any paid form of non-individual correspondence of thoughts
or things on the electronic media to finish client" (Bogdanovic, 2013).

Shopper buying conduct has reliably been of extraordinary enthusiasm to

advertisers. the educational of client buying conduct encourages the publicize to
examine however shoppers suppose, feel and choose from alternatives (Browne,
Durrett, and Wetherbee, 2004).

A purchaser's getting conduct is wedged by social, social, individual and mental

variables. an oversized portion of those variables square measure wild and past the
hands of advertisers but they need to be thought of whereas endeavouring to grasp
the advanced conduct of the patrons (Vani, Babu, and Panchanatham, 2011).

(Jolodar and Ansari, 2011). The significant purpose of TV promoting is to have an

effect on the customer getting conduct; even so, this impact is modified each
currently and once more with individuals' feelings and discernment.

Feelings and observation with relevancy a particular item comprise of these

elements that influenced customer mind as so much as its social qualities conjointly,
convictions (Romaniuk and Sharp, 2004).

The TV is viewed as a stimulating supply in showing the social estimations of any

general public (Abideen and Saleem, 2011).

Culture may be a piece and it covers all aspects of our lives from what we have a
tendency to eat to what we have a tendency to we have a tendency to and therefore
the manner during which we feel the others around us (Hyun, Kim, and Lee, 2011).
The antagonistic response of shoppers influences foursquare and by implication on
getting conduct on far away from individual determinants to getting thought
processes (Shin et al., 2011).
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Diversion has been one in all the essential criteria for creating a promotion.
Excitement is employed as associate degree instrument to choose up the thought
of purchasers. associate degree intriguing and fascinating associate degreed is
guaranteed to be recalled by purchasers as hostile an exhausting one. during this
manner, it tends to be aforesaid that amusement builds the viability of promoting.
that's the rationale varied organizations square measure conducive a lot of money
to create notices that square measure amusing (Mandan, Hossein, and
Furuzandeh, 2013).

Isadora Duncan associate degreed Lord Nelson (1985) directed an examination

on however diversion in promotion influences shoppers. They skint down 157
reactions to business and located that partaking commercial will impact shoppers.
It impacts purchasers into tolerating and outlay the item (Duncan and Lord Nelson,
1985).

Along these lines, Yangtze River (2006) examined participating promotions and
their impact on client fulfilment and leave an impact on their social aims. A diversion
has been one in all the essential criteria for creating a promotion. Excitement is
employed as an instrument to choose up the thought of shoppers.

An intriguing and fascinating and is guaranteed to be recalled by purchasers as

critical an exhausting one. during this manner, it tends to be the same that
amusement builds the viability of promoting. that's the rationale various
organizations are contributively a large amount of money to create notices that are
diverting (Mandan, Hossein, and Furuzandeh, 2013).

Professional dancer And Viscount Nelson (1985) directed an examination on

however diversion in promotion influences shoppers. They stone-broke down 157
reactions to commercial enterprise and located that participating commercial will
impact shoppers. It impacts purchasers into tolerating and spending the item
(Duncan and Viscount Nelson, 1985).

On these lines, Yangtze River (2006) examined participating promotions and their
impact on client fulfilment and leave an impact on their social aims. Alba and
Hutchison (1987) characterized recognition because the amount of item-related or
administration connected encounters that are assembled by the patron. These
connected encounters incorporate immediate and aberrant encounters, for
instance, introduction to ads, communications with salespersons, informal contact,
preliminary and utilization.
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Johnson and Russo (1984) saw commonality as being like info. Johnson and
Keller’s (1988) have thought-about expertise adding to nature. Survey of the writing
demonstrates that information; expertise and nature are intently reticular.

In Jerome D. Scott's (1943) opinion the effects on advertising outlays upon profit
and liquidity are important considerations in setting outer limits for advertising. He
also describes that normally a time lag occurs between advertising outlay and sale
results. In his opinion the firm's resources set a real limit on advertising outlay.
Analysing the maximum extent up to which a firm can spend on advertising, Joel
Dean (1951), observes that the advertising expenditures for each product should be
pushed to the point where the additional outlay equals the profit from the added
sales caused by the outlay.

Martin Mayer (1958) puts forward three basic concepts with regard to a good
advertisement. In his opinion an advertisement must basically be a believable one.
Simple techniques, such as the use of pictures or diagrams also increase the
believability of the advertisement. Repetition is another key concept in the case of
advertising.

He suggests that it is better to have a long series of small advertisements than one
extremely large advertisement these acts as memory ticklers among the consumers.
The third concept put forward by him is the concept of the impression of message.
In his opinion messages should be clear, complete and attractive. Philip Kottler
(1965) opined that all the models so far developed by various scientists should be
used in an integrated manner in order to understand the consumer in general. In his
opinion, buying patterns are being influenced by price, quality, availability, service,
style, option and image.

Depending on the product involved, different variables and behavioural mechanisms

assume different degrees of importance in influencing the purchase decision
process. As per the National Readership Survey (1981) the newspaper - plays a
prominent role in India with regard to the advertisements despite the spread of radio
and T.V. As per the survey the national newspapers, particularly English language
papers dominates the advertising area.

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Siinivas and Bhatias (1982) study revealed that homemakers showed positive
attitude towards advertisements as an aid for selection of a product, and brand
name and packaging as guide for quality. Mr. Namasivayam (1988) in his study on
"Impact of advertisement and consumer preference of toilet soap” has focused that
audio-visual medium of advertisement is the catching point to inspire the potential
customers in selecting their brand of toilet soap. This study was conducted based
on the socio-economic and psychological factors.

Television is the source of the most widely shared set of messages and images in
our history (Gerbner, Gross, Morgan, & Signorelli, 1986). It has become the
primary common source of socialization and its mass-produced images and
messages "form the mainstream of a common symbolic environment" (Gerbner et
al., 1986, p.18).

Accordingly, television's chief function is enculturation, that is, to be a medium of

the socialization of most people into their cultural roles and standardized behaviours
(Gerbner & Gross,1976).

Nakamura (1989) study reported that industrial advertisements shown in television

were effective. Singal and Sehgal (1989) studied the factors influencing in the
selection of toilet soaps on 120 girl college students and revealed that advertisement
on T. V. were the most effective in influencing their selection, followed by media like
cinema, slides/short films, magazines, newspapers and retail shop displays.

Miglani et al (1991) conducted a study on the effect of different advertising media

on the purchase of household goods and revealed that all the respondents were
exposed to T.V. advertisements and television took the top rank for its effectiveness
in the purchase of household goods by all the income groups followed by magazine
in high- and middle-income groups.

Joon (1992) study on the effect of television advertisements on the purchasing

behaviour of homemakers revealed that 40 per cent of the respondents were
influenced by their advertisements. The factors such as good quality, earlier
experience, less consumption, cost and tv advertisements with the brand were
important in influencing the respondents to repeat the purchase of brand.

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Mittal (1994), stated that people at large pronounce faint praise and harsh criticism
towards TV commercials and categorically emphasized that TV advertising created
many undesirable effects ranging from increased cost of goods to spreading
materialization, promoting stereotype sex role of women and other unwholesome
values and taking undue advantage of children.

Rana (1995) undertook a study on T.V. advertisements and expressed that among
the media, the impact of television advertisement on social behaviour, including
purchasing behaviour was the greatest. The reason being that television has charm.

Prema (1998) highlighted that TV advertisements continuously promote

consumerism and thereby generate unrealistic desires in the rural youth.
Competition drives the world not only in business but also in other fields. To face
this competition getting immediate attention of consumers is the prime task for any
Corporate.

Celebrities are the new tools used to persuade the consumers. Rao (2000) revealed
that penetration of TV, Satellite and radio has increased in rural as well as urban
areas. Consequent to this it is observed that brand awareness and association with
established brands is as high in rural areas as in urban areas. Centre of Media
studies (2001) analysed the urban consumers with respect to their media habits and
revealed that the more one watches television the more one tends to read the
newspaper.

Brace et al. (2002) studied whether disposition to TV advertising correlates with

disposition to advertising another media and disposition to direct mail.

It addresses the question whether it is possible to generalize across different media

or if there are differences that warrant a mixed media campaign. Mr. McGrath and
Mr. Mahood (2004) in their study on “Impact of advertisement among consumers”
have observed that products with high level of involvement score high on various
measures (brand recall, brand attitude, attitude towards advertising and purchase
intention) of effectiveness of the advertisement.

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Dr. Madhavi and Mr.S. Arul Kumar (2006) in their study titled “Rural Marketing for
- FMCG” have remarked that most of the consumers are influenced by quality of the
product. So, the FMCG companies should strictly adhere to the quality standards.
Selvaraj (2007) found that rural consumers are fundamentally different from their
urban counterparts socially, psychologically, physiologically and literally.

Murthy (2008) stated that the current number of commercial during the prime time
and non-prime time has reached a threatening magnitude; the common man has
begun zipping and zapping which frustrates the very concept of advertisement
planning policy. Meyer-Waarden and C. Benavent (2009) in their article stated that
in the retail sector, consumers typically patronize multiple outlets for a variety of
products, which raises the important issue of how outlets can gain greater share of
consumer expenditures. One such way is to increase repeat purchases through
loyalty programs.

Chiang, D.A., Y.H. Wang, and S.P. Chen (2010) in their paper developed a
methodology to detect the existence of repeat-buying behaviour and discover the
potential period of the repeat-buying behaviour.

The ORG Survey (2011) indicated that the major items which accounted for about
45-50 percent of the rural market were washing soaps, cleaning materials, toiletries
and food and beverage. But the survey also observed that the growth rate was very
significant in certain items like cosmetics and toiletries over the period of five years.

Shukla Pritesh Kumar Y. (2013) concluded that television plays an important role
to increase competitiveness in rural areas. It was found majority of rural respondents
are using television as their main source of information. It also strongly indicates
that, the rural respondents who use television as their main source of information
would be definitely getting knowledge of other brands from the same sour Swati
Bisht (2013) found that there is positive relationship of emotional response with
consumer buying and TV Advertisements.

TV advertising impact on buying behaviour of teenagers related to different

residential backgrounds (i.e., rural and urban) and gender groups (i.e., male and
female). Advertisements on TV have an impact on the trial of the product by the
customer. Lokesh Sharma, Archana Singh & Dr. Parul D. Agarwal (2014)
revealed that adults strongly believe that the TV advertisements have considerably
influenced their buying process

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 CHAPTER-3
METHODOLOGY

3.1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Research methodology is needed for the purpose of framing the research process
and designs tools that are to be used for the project purpose. More specifically, it’s
about systematically designing a study to ensure valid and reliable results that
address the research aims and objectives.

Our research methodology helps to find, how the automobile industry concerned in
environmental issues. This time research methodology is framed for the purpose of
analysing and assessing the green supply chain management practices in
automobile industry.

3.2 SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES

3.2.1 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

• The scope is to know the impact of TV advertisement on consumers buying

behavior with special reference to Ready-to eat food advertisements.

• The scope of the study refers to the boundaries within which your research
project will be performed; this is sometimes also called the scope of research.
To define the scope of the study is to define all aspects that will be considered
in your research project.

3.2.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
• To determine the impact of T.V. seeing propensities on consumer buying.
• To study the effect of T.V. advertisements on brand mindfulness.
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SECONDARY OBJECTIVE
• To understand the consumers interpretation level about T.V advertisements.
• To study the general demeanor towards the T.V. advertisements by the
consumers.

3.2.3 NEED OF THE STUDY

The need of the research is to identify and get insight into what main factors the
consumer takes into consideration when purchase products with influence of TV
advertisements.

The primal ideal of the study is to find out the effect of advertising on consumer
buying behaviour with a special reference to ready-to-eat.

3.3 POPULATION, SAMPLING AND QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY

Sampling is a vital strategy in a statistical analysis, which comprises a selection of

a few portions of a potential population so as to assess or learn something from the
population at a cheaper cost. Simple random sampling (SRS), popularly known as
“random sampling”, includes the selection of sample at arbitrary from the sampling
frame utilizing either random number tables or an internet arbitrary number
generator. The questionnaire comprises close-ended and open-ended questions
with multiplechoice options.

The survey questionnaire is designed online, hosted in google drive and shared in
a Google form. Link to the Google form is shared on professional platforms such as
LinkedIn and construction professionals’ forums, as well as direct emails sent to the
key players in the built environment. A total of 100 responses were received.

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3.4 GOOGLE FORMS

Forms are among the internet's most versatile tools. Whether you need a contact
form or a checkout page, a survey or a student directory, a form is all you need to
easily gather that information. With Google Forms, it only takes a few minutes to
make one for free. Google forms along with Docs, Sheets, and Slides is part of
Google's online apps suite of tools to help you get more done in your browser for
free. It's easy to use and one of the simplest ways to save data directly to a
spreadsheet, and it's the best sidekick to Google Sheets' spreadsheets.

3.5 PERCENTAGE ANALYSIS

Percentage analysis is the method to represent raw streams of data as a percentage

(a part in 100 - percent) for better understanding of collected data. A percent change
analysis shows how two items changed as a percentage from one period to another
period. Used on a balance sheet, a percent change analysis shows how a balance
sheet account changes from year to year, or quarter to quarter. The balance sheet
accounts are assets, liabilities and stockholders' equity. Percentage Statement
Analysis is an analysis which highlights important relationships in the percentage
statements.

Percentage Statement analysis embraces the methods used in assessing and

interpreting the results of past performance and current percentage position as they
relate to particular factors of interest in investment decisions. It is an important
means of assessing past performance and in forecasting and planning future
performance. Percentages are often used to express a proportionate part of a total.
If 50% of the total number of students, long before the existence of the decimal
system, computations were often made in fractions.

The term "percent" is derived from the Latin per centum, meaning "hundred" or "by
the hundred". The Percentage increase and decrease, Due to inconsistent usage, it
is not always clear from the context what a percentage. Majorly the percentage error
formula is used to determine how accurate the calculated value is by keeping in
mind the actual value.

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I mentioned in a very rough language, it is the variation of the gap between the
calculated value and the genuine value expressed in the form of a percentage.
Commonly, the extent of the percentage error is expressed in the positive
denominations, although having a negative percent error is not a wrong approach.
Relying on the sign of the percentage error measure, it could be analysed whether
the calculated value is being paced below or higher to the actual value.

The tool of percentage error formula is one of the most reliable and accurate tools
in calculating the relative error by keeping the original measure as the basis.
Percentage analysis is the method to represent raw streams of data as a percentage
(a part in 100 - percent) for better understanding of collected data. A percent change
analysis shows how two items changed as a percentage from one period to another
period. Used on a balance sheet, a percent change analysis shows how a balance
sheet account changes from year to year, or quarter to quarter.

The balance sheet accounts are assets, liabilities and stockholders' equity.
Percentage Statement Analysis is an analysis which highlights important
relationships in the percentage statements. Percentage Statement analysis
embraces the methods used in assessing and interpreting the results of past
performance and current percentage position as they relate to particular factors of
interest in investment decisions.

It is an important means of assessing past performance and in forecasting and

planning future performance. Percentages are often used to express a proportionate
part of a total. If 50% of the total number of students, long before the existence of
the decimal system, computations were often made in fractions. The term "percent"
is derived from the Latin per centum, meaning "hundred" or "by the hundred".

The Percentage increase and decrease, Due to inconsistent usage, it is not always
clear from the context what a percentage. Majorly the percentage error formula is
used to determine how accurate the calculated value is by keeping in mind the actual
value. I mentioned in a very rough language, it is the variation of the gap between
the calculated value and the genuine value expressed in the form of a percentage.

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Commonly, the extent of the percentage error is expressed in the positive
denominations, although having a negative percent error is not a wrong approach.
Relying on the sign of the percentage error measure, it could be analysed whether
the calculated value is being paced below or higher to the actual value. The tool of
percentage error formula is one of the most reliable and accurate tools in calculating
the relative error by keeping the original measure as the basis.

3.6 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

Statistical analysis is the science of collecting, exploring and presenting large

amounts of data to discover underlying patterns and trends. Statistics are applied
every day in research, industry and government to become more scientific about
decisions that need to be made.

IMPROTANCE
Statistical analysis is a study, a science of collecting, organizing, exploring,
interpreting, and presenting data and uncovering patterns and trends. Many
businesses rely on statistical analysis and it is becoming more and more important.
One of the main reasons is that statistical data is used to predict future trends and
to minimize risks.

DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS
The descriptive statistic is used to describes the basic features of information and
shows or summarizes data in a rational way. Descriptive statistics is a study of
quantitatively describing. This type of statistics draws in all of the data from a certain
population or a sample of it. Descriptive statistics can include numbers, charts,
tables, graphs, or other data visualization types to present raw data.

However, descriptive statistics do not allow making conclusions. we cannot get

conclusions and make generalizations that extend beyond the data at hand. With
descriptive statistics, you can simply describe what is and what the data present.

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INFERENTIAL TYPE

This type of statistical analysis is used to study the relationships between variables
within a sample, and we can make conclusions, generalizations or predictions about
a bigger population. In other words, the sample accurately represents the
population.

Moreover, inference statistics allows businesses and other organizations to test a

hypothesis and come up with conclusions about the data. One of the key reasons
for the existing of inferential statistics is because it is usually too hard to study an
entire population of people or objects.

3.7 RESEARCH TESTS

ANOVA

ANOVA in SPSS is used as the test of means for two or more populations. ANOVA
in SPSS must have a dependent variable which should be metric (measured using
an interval or ratio scale). ANOVA in SPSS must also have one or more independent
variables, which should be categorical in nature.

CHI-SQUARE

The Chi-Square Test of Independence determines whether there is an association

between categorical variables, whether the variables are independent or related. It
is a nonparametric test. This test is also known as Chi-Square Test of Association.

CORRELATION

Correlation analysis in research is a statistical method used to measure the strength

of the linear relationship between two variables and compute their association.
Simply put correlation analysis calculates the level of change in one variable due to
the change in the other

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3.8 RESEARCH DESIGN
3.8.1 DESIGN

The research is descriptive in nature. This research identifies the factors affecting
the preferences of the Investors on investment options and describes the
significance each factor have on the investment options.

3.8.2 SOURCES OF DATA

The research uses both Primary and Secondary data.

3.8.3 PRIMARY DATA

Primary data has been collected from 100 respondents using questionnaire (survey
method).

3.8.4 SECONDARY DATA

Secondary data was collected from reviewing various literature related to investment
options and investment preferences.

3.8.5 STRUCTURE OF QUESTIONNAIRE

The questionnaire has been framed and circulated to collect primary data. The
questionnaire contains
• Direct questions
• Close end questions
• Dichotomous questions
• Multiple choice questions

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3.8.6 SAMPLE SIZE

The population size is indefinite as the number of people investing in different

investment options is large in number. It is difficult to access the population. The
sample size is 100. The respondents are from various locations spread across
Chennai City.

3.8.7 SAMPLING TECHNIQUE

Sampling technique is the technique used to select the sample size. Convenient
sampling technique is used for this research. Investors were taken according to the
convenience of the research study. The respondents are from various locations
spread across the country.

3.8.8 PERIOD OF STUDY

The study was conducted for a period of 3 months starting from December 2021 to
February 2022.

DATA COLLECTION
• In perspective on this survey were sent to 100 respondents and the request
were asked where their reactions are noted. Members were 100 buyers.
Just 100 were taken on account of time restriction and the polls were
conveyed by the hands-on guide.

INSTRUMENT UTILIZED FOR ANALYZING DATA

• The information assembled was dissected utilizing Percentage

examination, Correlation and Regression investigation, Chi-
square, Mean, Variance, p one-followed, p two-followed, t-test, and
Error examination have likewise been finished. Investigation test was
finished utilizing Microsoft Excel.

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3.9 HYPOTHESIS

• H0: Television seeing propensities don't impact purchaser purchasing

conduct.
• H1: Television seeing propensities impact shopper purchasing conduct.

• H0: T.V Advertising do not help in creating an awareness about

the brand and their respective products.
• H1: T.V Advertising helps in creating an awareness about the
brand and their respective products.

• H0: Consumers cannot interpret T.V advertisements well.

• H1: Consumers can interpret T.V advertisements well.

• H0: Consumers says that T.V advertisements are not efficient.

• H1: Consumers says that T.V advertisements are efficient.

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 CHAPTER – 4
DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

4.1 PERCENTAGE ANALYSIS

The present examination rotates around commonly 4 factors: Exposure,

Awareness, Interpretation and Attitude. These components are chiefly taken in
context on which an estimation of a brand and purchaser endurance is settled.

From the (Fig. 6), most of the purchasers immovably agree that they like watching
sees while watching T.V activities and they support advertisements over the allies
as TV advancements can without a lot of a stretch induce them to buy certain things
and moreover, they unequivocally agree that Television promotions persuade them
to buy and most of the client guarantee a T.V. From the (Fig. 7), clients emphatically
agree that they like to see a notice through T.V for knowing the information about
things and T.V advertisements are a gainful wellspring of information for buyers to
an extent things and organizations and moreover, they make cognizance of new
things that has met up in the market. As a client they have shown strong response
to the thoughts in T.V.

From the (Fig. 8), Most of the purchaser’s consent to how they are presented to
such a large number of commercials yet they watch ads with enthusiasm as long it
doesn't cause any disturbance and T.V promotions incite your enthusiasm towards
the publicized items promoting even urges you to want the items they don't generally
need and Television ads make you a decent purchaser. From the (Fig. 9), T.V
promotions catches shoppers’ consideration and are pulled in by the introduction of
publicized items appeared through T. V just as they like TV promotions as they are
shorter and powerful and they have faith in TV notices and furthermore, they strive
for another brand in the event that they see its business on TV. From the (Table. 1),
we can interpret: Exposure, Awareness, Interpretation and Attitude, are the factors
taken: The outcome is quantifiably basic at P

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4.1.1 GENDER PROFILE
Percentage Analysis is used to analyse the gender of respondents and it have been
interpreted in Table 4.1 which displays the Frequency and Percentage of Gender of
Respondents.

TABLE 1.0 GENDER

F % Valid % Cumulative %

VALID M 79 79.0 79.0 79.0

F 21 21.0 21.0 100.0

TOTAL 100 100.0 100.0

INTERPRETATION:
79% of the respondents are male, 21% of the respondents are female, Majority of
the respondents are male.

FIGURE 1.0

GENDER

MALE FEMALE

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4.1.2. AGE PROFILE
Percentage Analysis is used to analyse the age of respondents and it have been
interpreted in Table 4.2 which displays the Frequency and Percentage of Age of
Respondents.

TABLE 2.0 AGE GROUP

f % Valid % Cumulative %

VALID 27-35 40 40.0 40.0 40.0

36-44 41 41.0 41.0 81.0
45-55 12 12.0 12.0 93.0
55 and 7 7.0 7.0 100.0
above
TOTAL 100 100.0 100.0

INTERPRETATION:
40% of the respondents belonged to age group of 27-35, 41% of the respondents
belong to the 36-44 age group. 12% of the respondents are aged between 45 and
55. 7% of respondents ages above 60 years. Majority of the respondents were
from the age group of 36 to 44.

FIGURE 2.0

AGE

27-35 36-44 45-44 55-& ABOVE

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4.1.3 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION PROFLIE
Percentage Analysis is used to analyse the educational qualification of respondents
and it have been interpreted in Table 4.3 which displays the Frequency and
Percentage of Educational Qualification of Respondents.

TABLE 3 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

f % Valid % Cumulative %

VALID Doctorate 4 4.0 4.0 4.0

Post- 10 10.0 10.0 14.0

Graduate

Graduation 86 86.0 86.0 100.0

TOTAL 100 100.0 100.0

INTERPRETATION:
4% of the respondents have Doctorates, 10% of the respondents are Post
Graduates and 86% of the respondents are Graduates.

FIGURE 3.0

EDUCATION

DOCTORATE POST-GRADUATE GRADUATION 4th Qtr

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4.1.4 EMPLOYMENT PROFILE
Percentage Analysis is used to analyse the employment level of respondents and it
have been interpreted in Table 4.4 which displays the Frequency and Percentage
of Occupation of Respondents.

TABLE 4 OCCUPATION
f % Valid % Cumulative %

VALID Business 22 22.0 22.0 22.0

Employee 69 69.0 69.0 91.0

Service 9 9.0 9.0 100.0

TOTAL 100 100.0 100.0

INTERPRETATION:
22% of the respondents are from business background. 69% of the respondent’s
employment involve profession. 32% of the respondents are in service sector.

FIGURE 4.0

OCCUPATION

BUSINESS EMPLOYEE SERVICE

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4.1.5 ANNUAL INCOME PROFILE
Percentage Analysis is used to analyse the annual income of and it have been
interpreted in Table 4.5 which displays the Frequency and Percentage of Annual
Income of Respondents.

TABLE 5 INCOME
f % Valid % Cumulative %

VALID <50000 27 27 27 27

30000- 50 50 50 77
40000
40000- 23 23 23 100
50000
TOTAL 100 100 100

INTERPRETATION:
27% of the respondents earn below Rs.50000, 50% of the respondents earn
between 30000-40000 and 23% of the respondents earn between 40000-50000.

FIGURE 5.0

INCOME

<50000 30000-40000 40000-50000

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4.2 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

Correlation and regression, chi-square test, mean, variance, p

one tailed, p two tailed, t test standard error and deviation.

TABLE 6
Variables Respondent r r2 t Df P
one tailed
Exposure Q1 to Q5 0.991 0.994 16.1 2 0.0017
Awareness Q6 to Q10 0.93 0.82 2.94 2 0.02
Interpretation Q11 to Q15 0.92 0.95 4.8 2 0.03
Attitude Q15 to Q20 0.81 0.72 2.7 2 0.08

TABLE 7
P Chi square Slope Y intercept Mean variance Std Std Deviation
two tailed Error

0.004 11.3 1.121 -1.55 12.5 53.3 3.2% 7.8 & 8.3
& 12.52 & 68.22 & 4.0%

0.08 6.2 & 4.7 0.943 0.699 12.5 53.8 & 3.8% 7.8 & 7.5
59 & 4.7%

0.02 7.9 & 6.2 0.881 1.37 12.5 53.7 & 3.8% 7.9 & 6.7
46.1 & 3.2%

0.08 5.2 & 5.3 0.842 1.91 12.5 53.8 & 3.3% 7.9 & 7.2
49.8 & 3.7%

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4.2.1 ANOVA
TABLE 8 ANOVA

Sum Mean
Variables of Squares df Square F Sig.
Between 1.783 10 .594 5.312 .001
Groups
Within 55.505 90 .112
Exposure Groups
Total 57.288 100

Between 1.739 10 .580 5.108 .002

Groups
Within 56.283 90 .113
Awareness Groups
Total 58.022 100

Between 1.703 9 .568 4.935 .002

Groups
Within 57.049 91 .115
Interpretation Groups
Total 58.752 100

Between 1.783 8 .594 5.312 .001

Groups
Within 55.505 92 .112
Attitude Groups
Total 57.288 100

Results

• Results states that, there is a relationship between dependent variable and

independent variable because of the strong F value, which was greater than
the significance value.
• Exposure 5.312>0.001, Awareness 5.108>0.002, Interpretation
4.935>0.002, Attitude 5.312>0.001.
• So, the null hypothesis rejected and alternative hypothesis got accepted.

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 CHAPTER – 5
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
5.1 FINDINGS

• The population size is indefinite as the number of people investing in different

investment options is large in number. It is difficult to access the population.
The sample size is 100. The respondents are from various locations spread
across Chennai City.

• Sampling technique is the technique used to select the sample size.

Convenient sampling technique is used for this research. Investors were
taken according to the convenience of the research study. The respondents
are from various locations spread across the country.

• In perspective on this survey were sent to 100 respondents and the request
were asked where their reactions are noted. Members were 100 buyers.
Just 100 were taken on account of time restriction and the polls were
conveyed by the hands-on guide.

• 79% of the respondents are male, 21% of the respondents are female,
Majority of the respondents are male.

• 40% of the respondents belonged to age group of 27-35, 41% of the

respondents belong to the 36-44 age group. 12% of the respondents are
aged between 45 and 55. 7% of respondents ages above 60 years. Majority
of the respondents were from the age group of 36 to 44.

• 4% of the respondents have Doctorates, 10% of the respondents are Post

Graduates and 86% of the respondents are Graduates.

• 22% of the respondents are from business background. 69% of the

respondent’s employment involve profession. 32% of the respondents are in
service sector.

• 27% of the respondents earn below Rs.50000, 50% of the respondents

earn between 30000-40000 and 23% of the respondents earn between
40000-50000.

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 • Results states that, there is a relationship between dependent variable and
independent variable because of the strong F value, which was greater than
the significance value

• Exposure 5.312>0.001, Awareness 5.108>0.002, Interpretation

4.935>0.002, Attitude 5.312>0.001.

• So, the null hypothesis rejected and alternative hypothesis got accepted.

5.2 SUGGESTIONS

This advancement will help the publicists for cautious statistic focusing on and
furthermore will assist the general population with knowing the effectiveness of T.V
publicizing with regards to items and administrations despite the fact that innovation
has run so far with cell phones, tabs, workstations.
T.V is still in the market that makes it an exceptional source trustworthy for
individuals and clearly purchaser additionally and it is as yet proceeding.
The future research is look at the proficiency of T.V publicizing and internet
promoting by breaking down its effect on customers.

5.3 CONCLUSION

TV has turned into a noteworthy wellspring of correspondence in this day and age.
It is the main wellspring of conveying to the general population about everything.
The ad has been assuming a crucial job so as to pull in the customers for different
items, products or administrations for associations. The diverse media accessible
to publicizing has expanded throughout the years and such media leaves a solid
effect on the shoppers.

TV has been exceptionally prevalent among every one of the media types and
largely affects the shoppers when contrasted with radio publicizing. Through TV,
individuals can associate, yet the radio is very extraordinary and troublesome since
there are no visual components included. So as to pull in the customer's a few
associations present new items while a few associations promote so as to draw in
the shoppers.
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T.V advertising is one among the persuasive method for pulling the consumers and
advertising also creates an awareness about the brands to the consumers also in
addition gives consumers the data. Despite the fact that past examinations have
concurred that notice, particularly TV notice, is the best wellspring of advancement
since it pulls in shoppers’ consideration. Promotions influence the impression of the
customers and they can impact the shopper's purchasing choices. T.V
Advertisements significantly affects shopper purchasing conduct.

T.V exercises and they bolster notices over the partners as TV progressions can
without a great deal of a stretch prompt them to purchase certain things and in
addition, they unequivocally concur that Television advancements convince them to
purchase and a large portion of the customer ensures a T.V. through T.V for knowing
the data about things and T.V ads are a beneficial wellspring of data for purchasers
to a degree things and associations and in addition, they take perception of new
things that have gotten together in the market.

As a client, they need appearing solid reaction to the musings in T.V. advancements
actuate your avidity towards the publicized things elevating even urges you would
like to want the items they do not for the foremost half need and tv promotions to
create you a not unfortunate vendee.

T.V advancements get customers thought and are force in by the presentation of
broadcasted things showed up through T. V equally as they like TV advancements
as they're shorter and ground-breaking and that they believe in TV sees and
besides, they take a stab at another complete if they see its business on TV. This
investigation is helpful for advertisers to grasp what triggers a shopper's goal to shop
for. they'll decipher that part in business enterprise is best and that features an
equally lower sway. TV promoting is to an excellent extent want to impact watchers'
get decisions.

Advertisements are partitioned off among neighbourhood and national schedule

openings, and large numbers of each of these types of promotions are specific to
commerce things and administrations. Neighbourhood TV advertisements supply
the district's administration-based organizations and stores the possibility to attain
their region's datum with important declarations and offers.

National schedule openings are bought for specific occasions and shows within
which the item or administration is well on the thanks to coming through the target
datum. a corporation will raise complete heedfulness and drive consumers to the
purpose of procure through strong TV.
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 APPENDIX (Questionnaires)
Please fill in the spaces or spot a ✔ or check mark alongside the word or
expression that best matches your reaction.

Name……………….
Gender:
 M
 F

Age:
 27-35
 36-44
 45-54
 55 above

Educational Qualifications:
 Secondary +2
 Graduate
 Post – Graduation
 Doctorate

Occupation:
 Agriculturist
 Service
 Business
 Self Employed
 House wife

Monthly income:
 >20000
 20000-30000
 30000-40000
 40000-50000
 < 5000

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