Result of studies

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Result of studies The topic of this project is “Branding for House of Siamese Cats”. The researcher summed up the content by analyzing information from 3 sets of questionnaires. The first set of the questionnaires The researcher collected information by using quantitive questionnaires with representative samples. The chosen samples are the group of 100 people who have cats. They are both men and women who are currently living or working within Bangkok This set of the questionnaire can be divided into 5 parts ; 1. General Information of samples 2. Samples' media behavior 3. Samples' behaviors and attitudes about having cats 4. Samples' behaviors and attitudes about Siamese cats 5. Samples' opinions and suggestions about House of Siamese Cats (House for Breeding and Nature of Thai Cats, Amphawa district, Samutsongkharm Province). Part 1 : General Information of representative samples This part of the questionnaire, general Information of representative samples, includes samples' genders, samples' ages, samples' occupations, samples' average incomes, samples' family members, samples' house descriptions, and samples' addresses. This information will be presented in quantity and percentage tables from table 4-1 to table 4-7 ; Table 4-1: Genders of samples Gender

Quantity

Percentage

Female

77

77

Male

23

23

Total 100 100 Table 4-1 shows that most of samples, 77%, are female and the rest of samples, 23%, are male Table 4-2: Ages of samples Ages

Quantity

Percentage

Under 20

9

9

20 - 24

43

43

25 – 29

30

30

30 – 34

12

12

More than 40

1

1

Total 100 100 Table 4-2 shows that most of samples, 43%, have ages between 20 – 24 years old and the second, 30 %, have ages between 25 – 29 years old


Table 4-3: Occupation of samples Occupation

Quantity

Percentage

Student

46

9

Private employee

31

43

Civil servant

5

30

Employer

14

12

House wife/husband

2

2

Others

1

1

Total 100 100 Table 4-3 shows that most of the sample, 46%, are students and the second, 31%, are private employees.

Table 4-4: Income of samples Income

Quantity

Percentage

Under 10,000 Baht

34

34

10,000 – 20,000 Baht

38

38

20,001 – 30,000 Baht

18

18

30,001 – 40,000 Baht

7

7

40,001 – 50,000 Baht

2

2

More than 50,000 Baht

1

1

Total 100 100 Table 4-4 shows that most of samples, 38%, have an income between 10,000 – 20,000 Baht and the second, 34%, have an income under 10,000.

Table 4-5: Number of family members of samples Number of family members Quantity

Percentage

1 -3 members

30

30

4 – 6 members

60

60

7 – 9 members

5

5

More than 10 members

2

2

Total 100 100 Table 4-5 shows that most of samples, 60%, have 4 – 6 family members and the second, 30%, have 1 – 3 family members.


Table 4-6: House descriptions of samples House description Quantity

Percentage

A Single house

47

47

A shop house/ A commercial building

19

19

A townhouse/ A flat/ An apartment

24

24

A condominium

10

10

Total 100 100 Table 4-5 shows that most of samples, 47%, live in a single house and the second, 24%, live in a townhouse, a flat, or an apartment. Table 4-7: Samples' addresses Current address

Quantity

Percentage

Bangkok

67

67

Bangkok Metropolitan Region

10

10

Other provinces

23

23

Total 100 100 Table 4-7 shows that most of samples, 67%, are currently living in Bangkok and the second, 23%, are living in other provinces.


Part 2: Samples' media behavior This part of the questionnaire, the study about samples' media behavior, includes types of media usage, favorite types of medias, types of favorite media programs, and types of favorite advertisements. This information will be presented in quantity and percentage tables from table 4-8 to table 4-23 ; Table 4-8 : Television usage each day Television usage each day Quantity

Percentage

Always

6

6

Generally

11

11

Usually

25

25

Sometimes

26

26

Rarely

20

20

Seldom

12

12

Total 100 100 Table 4-8 shows that most of samples, 26%, sometimes watch television each day and the second, 25, usually watch television each day. Table 4-9: Internet usage each day Internet usage each day Quantity

Percentage

Always

54

54

Generally

26

26

Usually

18

18

Sometimes

2

2

Rarely

0

0

Seldom

0

0

Total 100 100 Table 4-9 shows that most of samples, 54%, always use internet each day and the second, 26%, generally use internet each day.


Table 4-10: Radio usage each day Radio usage each day Quantity

Percentage

Always

0

0

Generally

1

1

Usually

14

14

Sometimes

27

27

Rarely

33

33

Seldom

25

25

Total 100 100 Table 4-10 shows that most of samples, 33%, rarely listen to the radio each day and the second, 27%, sometimes listen to the radio each day. Table 4-11: Newspapers usage each day Newspaper usage each Quantity day

Percentage

Always

2

2

Generally

3

3

Usually

10

10

Sometimes

32

32

Rarely

36

36

Seldom

17

17

Total 100 100 Table 4-11 shows that most of samples, 36%, rarely read newspapers each day and the second, 32%, sometimes read newspapers each day. Table 4-12: Magazine or journal usage each day Magazine or journal usage each Quantity day

Percentage

Always

2

2

Generally

6

6

Usually

12

12

Sometimes

35

35

Rarely

31

31

Seldom

14

14

Total 100 100 Table 4-12 shows that most of samples, 35%, sometimes read magazines or journals each day and the second, 31%, rarely read magazines or journals each day.


Table 4-13 : Public advertising poster usage each day Public advertising poster usage each Quantity day

Percentage

Always

2

2

Generally

6

6

Usually

15

15

Sometimes

46

46

Rarely

20

20

Seldom

11

11

Total 100 100 Table 4-13 shows that most of sample, 46%, sometimes use public advertising posters each day and the second, 20%, rarely use public advertising posters each day. Table 4-14: Handout or leaflet usage each day Handout or leaflet usage each Quantity day

Percentage

Always

1

1

Generally

3

3

Usually

8

8

Sometimes

32

32

Rarely

28

28

Seldom

28

28

Total 100 100 Table 4-14 shows that most of samples, 32%, sometimes use handouts or leaflets each day and the second, 28%, are rarely and seldom use handouts or leaflets each day. Table 4-15 : Favorite television types Favorite television types Quantity

Percentage

Game shows

11

11

News

16

16

TV dramas

29

29

Documentaries

22

22

Talk shows

2

2

Variety shows

17

17

Reality shows

3

3

Total 100 100 Table 4-15 shows that most of samples, 29%, like watching tv dramas and the second, 22%, like watching documentaries.


Table 4-16: Favorite radio programs Favorite radio programs Quantity

Percentage

Music programs

84

84

News programs

12

12

Education programs

4

4

Total 100 100 Table 4-16 shows that most of samples, 84%, like listening to music programs and the second, 12%, like listening to news programs. Table 4-17: frequently visited websites Websites Quantity

Percentage

Google

66

66

Pantip

15

15

Others

19

19

Total 100 100 Table 4-17 shows that most of samples, 66%, frequently visit Google and the second, 15%, visit Pantip. Table 4-18: Favorite social network's websites Favorite social network's Quantity websites

Percentage

Facebook

89

89

Youtube

3

3

Twitter

8

8

Total 100 100 Table 4-18 shows that most of samples, 89%, like using Facebook and the second, 8%, like using Twitter. Table 4-19 : Frequently read newspapers Frequently read Quantity newspapers

Percentage

Thairat

47

47

Daily news

28

28

Matichon

4

4

Kom Chad Luek

6

6

Post today

5

5

Others

10

10

Total 100 100 Table 4-19 shows that most of samples, 47%, read Thairat and the second, 28%, read Daily News.


Table 4-20: Type of frequently read magazines. Type of frequently read Quantity magazines.

Percentage

Fashions

24

24

Pets

14

14

Female / lifestyle

23

23

Men / lifestyle

4

4

Travels

12

12

Others

16

16

Total 100 100 Table 4-20 shows that most of samples, 24%, frequently read fashion magazines and the second, 23%, frequently read female/ lifestyle magazines. Table 4-21: Frequency of internet and social network usage Frequency of internet and Quantity social network usage

Percentage

Whenever they are free

67

67

Everyday

31

31

Others

2

2

Total 100 100 Table 4-21 shows that most of samples, 67%, use internet and social networks whenever they are free and the second, 31%, use internet and social networks everyday. Table 4-22: Internet and social network accesses Accesses Quantity

Percentage

Smart phones

59

59

Tablet

9

9

Notebook

20

20

Computer

12

12

Total 100 100 Table 4-22 shows that most of samples, 59%, access internet and social networks via smartphones and the second, 20%, access internet and social networks via notebooks.


Table 4-23: Samples' average spent time outside their homes Average spent time Quantity Percentage Less than 4 hours

10

10

4 – 8 hours

38

38

8 – 12 hours

42

42

More than 12 hours

10

10

Total 100 100 Table 4-23 shows that most of samples, 42%, averagely spend 8 - 12 hours outside their homes and the second, 38%, averagely spend 4 – 8 hours outside their homes.


Part 3 : Samples' behaviors and attitudes about having cats This part of the questionnaire, samples' behaviors and attitudes about having cats, includes the samples' reasons why they have cats, the importance of cats to them, their understanding about cats, their attended cats' activities and cats' services. This information will be presented in quantity and percentage tables from table 4-24 to table 437 ; Table 4-24 : Samples' cat breeds Cat breeds Quantity

Percentage

Domestic cat breeds

15

15

Foreign cat breeds

28

28

Hybrid cat breeds

57

57

Total 100 100 Table 4-24 shows that most of samples, 57%, have hybrid cat breeds and the second, 28%, have foreign cat breeds Table 4-25 : Numbers of cats in samples' care. Numbers of cats Quantity

Percentage

1

40

40

2

24

24

3

7

7

4

5

5

More than 5

21

21

Total 100 100 Table 4-25 shows that most of samples, 40%, have only 1 cat and the second, 24%, have 2 cats. Table 4-26: Samples' average time duration of having cats Average time duration Quantity

Percentage

1 – 5 years

50

50

6 – 10 years

22

22

11 – 15 years

10

10

16 – 20 years

5

5

More than 20 years

3

3

Total 100 100 Table 4-26 shows that most of samples, 50%, have raised cats for 1 – 5 years and the second, 22%, have raised cats for 6 – 10 years.


Table 4-27: Cats' origins Cats' origins

Quantity

Percentage

From other people

24

24

Cat farms

15

15

Flea markets

4

4

Street cats

44

44

Others 14 14 Table 4-27 shows that most of sample's cats, 44%, are street cats and the second, 24%, are from other people. Table 4-28: Reasons why they have cats Reasons Quantity

Percentage

Cat's personalities

48

48

Cat's appearances

27

27

Others

25

25

Total 100 100 Table 4-28 shows that most of samples, 48%, pick cat's personalities as their reason why they have them and the second, 27%, pick cat's appearances as their reason why they have them. Table 4-29: Advantages of having cats Advantages of having cats Quantity

Percentage

Being friends for samples

58

58

Having more kindness

24

24

Others

18

18

Total 100 100 Table 4-29 shows that most of samples, 58%, consider cats being friends for them as their advantage of having cats and the second, 24%, consider having more kindness as their advantage of having cats. Table 4-30: the reasons why they choose cats as their pet. Reasons Quantity Percentage Easy to have

26

26

Limited spaces

6

6

Having Long bond and deep relationship with them

25

25

Cats's charm

34

34

Others

9

9

Total 100 100 Table 4-30 shows that most of samples, 34%, choose cats as their pet because of their charm and the second, 26%, choose cats as their pet because they are easy to have.


Table 4-31: Samples' understanding about their cats Levels of understanding Quantity

Percentage

Very high

29

29

High

46

46

Moderate

22

22

Low

1

1

Very low

2

2

Total 100 100 Table 4-31 shows that most of samples, 46%, have a high level of understanding about their cats and the second, 22%, have a very high level of understanding about their cats. Table 4-32: Samples' importances given for their cats Level of Samples' importances Quantity given for their cats

Percentage

Very high (like their babies)

39

39

High (like their brothers or sisters)

49

49

Moderate (like their cousins)

7

7

Low (like other pets)

5

5

Very low (like things)

0

0

Total 100 100 Table 4-32 shows that most of of samples' importances given for their cats, 49%, are high (like their brothers or sisters) and the second, 39%, are very high (like their babies). Table 4-33: Cats' activities and cats' services. Cats' activities and cats' Quantity services.

Percentage

Pet shops

85

26

Members on cat-related websites or fan pages.

59

18

Animal hospitals

67

20.5

Pet expo

28

8.5

Cat Cafe

49

15

Cat beauty salon

20

6.1

Cat hotel or pet house

9

2.1

Hotels which allow cats

10

3

Total 326 100 Table 4-33 shows that most of samples, 26%, used to go to pet shops and the second, 20.5, used to go to animal hospitals.


Table 4-34: Cat cafes Have samples ever known cat cafes before ?

Quantity

Percentage

Yes

97

97

No

3

3

Total 100 100 Table 4-34 shows that most of samples, 97%, have known cat cafes before conducting the questionnaire and the rest of samples, 3%, have never known cat cafes before. Table 4-35: Samples' experiences with cat cafes Samples' experiences with Quantity Percentage cat cafes Already visited

55

55

Never visited

45

45

Total 100 100 Table 4-35 shows that most of samples, 55%, have already visited cat cafes and the rest of samples, 45%, have never visited cat cafes before Table 4-36: Samples' reasons why they like cat cafes Samples' reasons why Quantity they like cat cafes

Percentage

There are many cute cats

34

34

Nice food

5

5

Well decorated with a nice atmosphere

31

31

Easy traveling

9

9

Friendly shop owners.

15

15

Do not like cat cafes

4

4

Total 100 100 Table 4-36 shows that most of samples, 34%, like cats cafes because there are many cute cats and the second, 31%, like cat cafes because they are well decorated with a nice atmosphere. Table 4-37 : Samples' opinions if all cats in cat cafes are Siamese cats. Samples' opinions Quantity Percentage Interested

62

62

Indifferent

26

26

Uninterested

7

7

Total 100 100 Table 4-37 shows that most of samples, 62%, feel interested if all cats in cat cafes are Siamese cats and the second, 26%, feel indifferent if all cats in cat cafes are Siamese cats.


Part 4 : Samples' behavior and attitude about Siamese cats This part of the questionnaire, samples' behavior and attitude about Siamese cats, include the opinions about how to preserve Siamese cats. The information will be presented in quantity and percentage tables from table 4-38 to table 4-42 ; Table 4-38: Samples' knowledge about how many Siamese cat breeds are still existing in the present time Samples' knowledge about how Quantity Percentage many Siamese cat breeds are still existing in the present time Yes, I do know

1

1

No, I do not know

99

99

Total 100 100 Table 4-38 shows that most of samples, 99%, do not know how many Siamese cat breeds are still existing in the present time and only 1 % of the samples know. Table 4-39 : Samples' opinions which differentiate Siamese cat breeds from other breeds Opinions Quantity Percentage Different appearances

61

61

Different personalities

31

31

Others

8

8

Total 100 100 Table 4-39 shows that most of samples, 61%, differentiate Siamese cat breeds from other breeds by their different appearances and the second, 31%, differentiate Siamese cat breeds from other breeds by their different personalities. Table 4-40 : Samples' reasons about which cats are real Siamese cat breeds Reasons Quantity Percentage Cats' environment

7

7

Ideal characteristics

44

44

Certificated pedigrees

28

28

Other people said so

21

21

Total 100 100 Table 4-40 shows that most of samples, 44%, judge which cats are real Siamese cat breeds by their ideal characteristics and the second, 28%, judge which cats are real Siamese cat breeds by their certificated pedigrees.


Table 4-41 : Should Siamese cat breeds be preserved ? Should Siamese cat Quantity breeds be preserved ?

Percentage

Yes

79

79

Indifferent

21

21

Total 100 100 Table 4-41 shows that most of samples, 79%, feel that Siamese cats should be preserved and the rest of samples, 21%, feel indifferent. Table 4-42: What if samples have a chance to have Siamese cats ? What if samples have a chance Quantity Percentage to have Siamese cats ? Interested if there is a chance

79

79

uncertain

14

14

uninterested

7

7

Total 100 100 Table 4-42 shows that most of samples, 79%, are interested if there is a chance to have Siamese cats and the second, 14%, feel uncertain if there is a chance to have Siamese cats.


Part 5: Samples' opinions and suggestions about House of Siamese Cats (House for Breeding and Nature of Thai Cats, Amphawa District, Samutsongkharm Province). This part of the questionnaire include samples' opinions and suggestions about House of Siamese Cats (House for Breeding and Nature of Thai Cats, Amphawa district, Samutsongkharm Province). This information will be presented in quantity and percentage tables from table 4-43 to 4-48; Table 4-43: Have samples visited Amphawa District ? Have samples visited Amphawa Quantity district ?

Percentage

Yes

65

65

No

35

35

Total 100 100 Table 4-43 shows that most of samples, 65%, have been to Amphawa district and the rest of samples, 35%, have never been to Amphawa district. Table 4-44: Have samples known about House of Siamese Cats (House for Breeding and Nature of Thai Cats, Amphawa District, Samutsongkharm Province) ? Have samples known Quantity Percentage House of Siamese Cats? Yes

55

55

No

45

45

Total 100 100 Table 4-44 show that 55% of samples have known House of Siamese Cats Table 4-45: Samples' means of recognition of House of Siamese Cats Means of recognition Quantity Percentage From other people

5

9

Magazines or journals

5

9

Internet

24

43.6

Television programs

16

29

Newspapers

1

1.8

Public posters

4

7.2

Total 55 100 Table 4-45 shows that most of samples, 43.6%, know House of Siamese Cats from Internet and the second, 29%, know House of Siamese Cats from television programs.


Table 4-46: Factors which will make House of Siamese Cats more interesting Factors Quantity Percentage There are many more kinds of Siamese cats

78

22.6

Being a collecting and exchanging information about Siamese cats place

62

18

Visitors can play with cats

80

23.2

Thai preservation

27

7.8

New technologies

20

5.8

Food and drinks

42

12.2

Nice places

28

8.1

Others

10

2.9

Total 344 100 Table 4-46 shows that most of samples, 23.2%, think that House of Siamese Cats will be more interesting if visitors can play with cats and the second, 22.6%, think that House of Siamese Cats will be more interesting if there are many more kinds of Siamese cats. Table 4-47: What if samples can try having Siamese cats ? Opinions Quantity

Percentage

Interested

79

79

Uninterested

19

19

Uncertain

1

1

Total 100 100 Table 4-47 shows that most of samples, 79%, are interested in having Siamese cats and the second, 19%, are uninterested in having Siamese cats. Table 4-48: Suitable price for Siamese cats Suitable price for Siamese Quantity cats

Percentage

5,000 – 7,000 Baht

49

49

7,000 – 9,000 Baht

30

30

9,000 – 12,000 Baht

11

11

More than 12,000 Baht

9

9

Total 100 100 Table 4-48 shows that most of samples, 49%, think that suitable price for Siamese cat is around 5,000 – 7,000 Baht and the second, 30%, think that suitable price for Siamese cat is around 7,000 – 9,000 Baht.


The conclusion of the first set of questionnaire The questionnaire for samples, who are the group of 100 people who have cats, can be concluded and analyzed as followed ; Part 1 : Most of samples are female who are 20 – 30 year old and the second most are 30 – 40 year old. Most of them are university students and currently living in a single house in Bangkok. They have an average income around 10,000 – 20,000 Baht. Most of them have 4 – 6 members in their household. Part 2 : Most of samples always use Internet while the uses of televisions, magazines, public posters and leaflets are moderate and the uses of radios and newspapers are low. Most of them like watching TV dramas and they like listening to music programs on radios. The most read type of magazine is fashion magazines. The second most read type of magazine is female/lifestyle magazines and the third is traveling magazines. They access Facebook via their smartphones whenever they are free. They spent 8 – 12 hours a day outside their homes. Part 3 : Most of sample have hybrid cat breeds, foreign cat breeds and Siamese cat breeds orderly. Most of them have only 1 cat and the time they have them is around 1 -5 years. Most of them are street cats and most of samples like their individual personalities. They benefit by having their cats as friends. The reason they choose cat as a pet is cats' charm. Most of samples highly understand their cats and count them as brothers or sisters. Most of them let their cats in their beds. Most of the samples used to go to pet shops and animal hospitals. Furthermore, they are members in cat-related fan pages. Most of them know about cat cafes and used to go to Pet Expos. They like cat cafes because there are many cute cats and they consider that it would be very interesting if all cats in cat cafes are Siamese cats. Part 4 : Most of samples do not know how many Siamese cat breeds are still existing in the present time and they differentiate Siamese cat breeds from other breeds by cats' different appearances more than cats' personalities. Most of samples orderly used their ideal characteristics, certificated pedigrees and thoughts from other people to judge which cats are real Siamese cats. Most of samples agree to preserve Siamese cat breeds and are interested to have them Part 5 : Most of samples used to go to Amphawa district and have known House of Siamese Cats (House for Breeding and Nature of Thai Cats, Amphawa District, Samutsongkharm Province). They have known House of Siamese Cats from Internet and television programs orderly. The factors which will make the place more interesting, the first factor, is that they are able to play with cats. The second factor is that there are many more cats. The third factor is that a collecting and exchanging information about Siamese cats place should be formed. The fourth factor is that there are food and beverages. The last factor is that the place is nice. Moreover, most of samples are interested in having Siamese cats if there is a chance. The most suitable price for Siamese cats is around 5,000 – 7,000 Baht.


The second set of questionnaire The questionnaire for samples, who have experiences with having Siamese cats, can be concluded and analyzed as followed ; Samples' behaviors and experiences with Siamese cats There are 3 samples who have had 3 Siamese cats. All of them get Siamese cats from their acquaintances and they have had them for 1 – 3 years. Differences between Siamese cats and other breeds All of samples answer that Siamese cats have different personalities which are more encouraging and wiser. They are more beautiful because Siamese cats are mediumsize cats with a short and mild fur. Their legs and bodies are proportionate which allow them to move more freely. Furthermore, foreign cat breeds are more likely to have calm personalities while Siamese cats are more like kids and easily played with. Siamese cats are also more talkative (Meow-Meow). Opinions about foreign cat breeds and hybrid cat breeds. Samples answer that foreign cat breeds and hybrid cat breeds are also lovely but they are harder to raise than Siamese cats because foreign cat breeds and hybrid cat breeds have a longer fur which need more cares such as cat bathing and cat hair cut. Moreover, foreign cat breeds and hybrid cat breeds are not more suitable for Thai weather than Siamese cats and this make it harder to care for them. Opinions about whether Siamese cat breeds should be preserved or not Samples are strongly agree that Siamese cat breeds should be preserved because they are the national treasure that deserve to be protected. Moreover, Foreigners also like to have Siamese cats. In the near future, if we do not protect our Siamese cats, they are going to get hybridized or extinct. We may need to import Siamese cats from other countries.


The third set of the questionnaire This set of the questionnaire include the information of samples who want to have Siamese cats and can be concluded and analyzed as followed ; Reasons why they want to have Siamese cats Three samples altogether answer that Siamese cats' beautiful appearances, especially their outstanding colors that differentiate them from other breeds, make them want to have Siamese cats in their homes. Samples who have never had experiences with Siamese cats before want to have Siamese cats because they want to know Siamese cats' personalities and they heard that they are easier to care for than other breeds. Another factor that make them want to have Siamese cat is that they believe that if they have Siamese cats, they will get lucky. Which Siamese cat breeds they want to have ? Most of samples answer that they want to have Wichian Martra cats (Seal Point) which is a popular Siamese cat breed in Thailand and other countries. They also want to have Khao Manee cats which are all wonderfully white and some of them have 2 eye colors (Actually they are a cats' disorder) but Thai people still love them not less than Wichian Martra cats. Suggestions on House of Siamese Cats (House for Breeding and Nature of Thai Cats, Amphawa District, Samutsongkharm Province). All of samples are interested in House of Siamese Cats because of many lovely cats and nice location which is not too far from Bangkok. Moreover, the Siamese cats' price is not too high and suitable. The buyers take cats' breeders into their consideration and the certificated degrees will make them feel more assured that they are real Siamese cats. Environment also plays an important part in their decision making process. Most of samples will firstly look for information on the internet and will read reviews from other sites.


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