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Sinnesmarknadsföring ur ett konsumentperspektiv : Medvetenhet och reaktioner till experimentella metoder. / Sensory marketing from a consumer perspective : Awareness and reactions towards experimental methods.Länström, Susanna, Rogbrant, Karin January 2014 (has links)
Ett hårdare konkurrensklimat vad gäller antalet produkter och tjänster påmarknaden i kombination med de möjligheter nya marknadsföringskanaler ger, harresulterat i att många företag idag väljer att anta experimentellamarknadsföringsstrategier för att lyckas profilera sig på marknaden. Syftet med våruppsats är att ur ett konsumentperspektiv undersöka medvetenheten kring hurföretag marknadsför produkter och tjänster genom att stimulera de mänskligasinnena samt undersöka reaktioner och åsikter om detta. För att svara vårt syfte haren kvalitativ undersökning gjorts och metoden vi valt är fokusgrupp samtkvalitativa intervjuer. Resultatet visar att det råder en medvetenhet hoskonsumenter kring företags arbetssätt samt över lag en positivitet gentemotexperimentella metoder. Konsumenter har en högre acceptansnivå till att blimanipulerade via subtil sinnesmarknadsföring än via traditionell sådan, så länge defår ett utbyte i form av en upplevelse eller känsla. Slutsatser från studien är att detråder en medvetenhet hos konsumenter om sinnesmarknadsföring i praktiken.Konsumenter ställer sig överlag positiva till den här typen av marknadsföring ochser detta som en tillfredställande och värdeskapande upplevelse. Studien visarockså att det finns en gräns som går att överskrida för vad konsumenter anser varaokej sinnesmarknadsföringsmetoder.
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How do sensory cues and trust affect the customer experience? : A study on the relationships between sensory cues, trust and experience in the Swedish nightclub industryHelmefalk, Miralem (published under the name Miralem Hasanovic) January 2013 (has links)
Title How do sensory cues and trust affect the customer experience?, A study on the relationships between sensory cues, trust and experience in the Swedish nightclub industry Author Miralem Hasanovic Tutor Soniya Billore Examiner Sarah Philipson Course Marketing Master Programme, Advanced, Spring 2013, Master thesis, 30 ETCS Keywords Experience, Trust, Sensory Marketing, Sensory Cues in Offering Experiences, Nightclubs, Five Senses, Swedish restaurant industry. Purpose Purpose is to investigate the relationships between sensory marketing, trust and experience in nightclubs. Theory Sensory cues in offering experiences, Trust, Experiences. Method Mixed method approach/ Sequenced method 14 observations 7 interviews with companies 102 answers in a survey Findings Visual cues affect the experience mostly positive. Audio cues affect the experience both positive and negative, depending on other aspects as the possibility to escape the loud sound. Touch cues affect the experience mostly negative, which is possible to alter through interior and design. Scent cues are not affecting the industry as for the moment and there is a big gap to fill in here for the industry. Taste cues seem not to matter as much as the other cues. Trust is inflicting experience through expectation and fulfillment of promise. There is a weak (or least enough) correlation of trust and positive experience in nightclubs. Violence does not affect trust considerably towards a nightclub
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How sensory marketing applies to the hotel and restaurant industry in order to influence customer’s behaviour in ThailandPahome, Thanadon, Amorntatkul, Narat January 2010 (has links)
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Hear it, Want it, Buy it! : A study of auditory stimuli as a primer of consumer choice in restaurantsHenriksson, Dan, Andersson, Fredrik January 2012 (has links)
Purpose: To assess the effect of a higher price, consumer age, and consumer gender on the relationship between music and consumer choice of food in a lunch restaurant. Methodology: An inductive-deductive approach was used in a three-step study which consisted of three focus groups, an experiment as well as a survey investigation. Findings: While not statistically significant at the 0.05 level, conditioned music showed a small tendency to affect consumer choice of food in a lunch restaurant. The reason for this is arguably a higher price might disrupt the condition music. Age was found to be statistically significant on a 0.05 level. Gender however, was not found to be statistically significant at the 0.05 level. Keywords: Sensory marketing, Consumer behaviour, Perception, Music, Age, price, Gender
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Tacongruity : Impact of congruent music on sales of tex-mex products in a Swedish grocery storeHenning, Emelie, Palmcrantz, Martin January 2012 (has links)
This explanatory study investigated the possible causal relationship between congruent background music and consumer behavior. We studied empirically whether sales of tex-mex products was affected when congruent music was played in conjunction to the tex-mex section of a Swedish grocery store. A field experiment was conducted where stereotypical Mexican music was played in conjunction to the tex-mex section. Previous experiments have tested, and confirmed, the notion that music stereotypically related to a country can prime related knowledge and the selection of certain products if the products fit with that knowledge. Earlier research has also been able to support the notion that consumers tend to spend more money and time in store when congruent music is played. Mexican, Pop, and no music was played during three weekends and sales data on tex-mex products was gathered and analyzed. The results indicate that fewer consumers purchased tex-mex products when Mexican music was played, but those who did spent more money and/or purchased a slightly larger number of tex-mex products. However, the small differences between the music conditions were not statistically significant. The potential reasons for this is discussed in the analysis and lastly, implications for future research as well as managerial implications are discussed.
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Kvapų naudojimas marketinge: problemos ir galimybės / Using scent in marketing: problems and possibilitiesGajauskaitė, Laura 06 August 2009 (has links)
Šiame darbe atskleidžiami jutiminio marketingo sampratos ir esmės teoriniai aspektai, analizuojama jutiminių elementų sąveika bei kvapų naudojimo įtaka marketinge. Kvapų naudojimo pardavimams didinti praktika Lietuvoje yra nežinoma, todėl nuspręsta atlikti užsienio mokslininkų tyrimų analizę, kvapo naudojimo pardavimams didinti įvykdytų kampanijų pavyzdžių analizę. Dėl iškeltos hipotezės patvirtinimo arba paneigimo, jog kvapo naudojimas gali padidinti pardavimus, atliekamas trijų etapų eksperimentinis tyrimas. Tyrimo rezultatai nepatvirtina iškeltos hipotezės. Darbe yra įvardinami eksperimentinio tyrimo galimi trikdžiai. Taip pat yra pristatomi susisteminti kvapo naudojimo sprendimai įvairiose srityse bei apibendrintai pateikiami galimi kvapo naudojimo rezultatai. Autorės sudarytas kvapo naudojimo marketingo priemonių veiksmingumui didinti modelis pristato apibendrintą kvapų naudojimo algoritmą pagal vidinius, išorinius ir jutiminius veiksnius. / This paper deals with analyzing sensory marketing conception. Firstly, the theoretical aspects of senses and aroma marketing are examined. There aren‘t many projects implemented in Lithuania of using scents in marketing, especially using scents to increase sales. This reason conditioned to doing analysis of using scents to increase sales in retail according to foreigner’s scientists researches and realised campaigns of using scents in retail. In order to confirm or deny the hypothesis, that congruent scent can increase sales, an experiment had been carried out in Lithuania. Experiment results deny the hypothesis. The research identifies some potential interferences for an experiment. This paper shows the solutions of using scents in various areas and possible results that might occure. Also, it is done and introduced a model for using scents in marketing in case to increase it’s efficiency. This model is made of internal, external and additional forces analysis.
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Comunicação e cultura de consumo: ponto de venda e design / -Lucimar Aparecida Roseira de Souza 15 April 2009 (has links)
Comunicação e consumo. Design e ponto de venda. O consumo é uma das expressões dinâmicas da sociedade moderna, passou a determinar as relações de produção, acumulação econômica e as relações sociais. O ponto de venda se transformou na configuração do consumo, em função da abundância de novidades no mercado e da contínua re-significação que os objetos são submetidos constantemente. Esta dissertação busca identificar e conhecer, enfocando uma base interpretativa do posicionamento teórico, alguns mecanismos e elementos determinantes que fazem funcionar as engrenagens do consumo no ponto de venda. O problema de estudo se situa na análise teórica de alguns aspectos sociais, mercadológicos e comunicacionais, focando-se no design, no sistema de consumo da sociedade contemporânea, trazendo à luz estudos da Escola de Frankfurt sobre a cultura do consumo. Enfocando os conceitos da comunicação visual nos pontos de venda, subsidiados e permeados pelo levantamento bibliográfico dos campos das Ciências Sociais, Mercadológicas, Design e da Psicologia Cognitiva, apontar-se-á as influências dos elementos estéticos de comunicação sobre o comportamento do consumidor frente ao ponto de venda, servindo como base para reflexão e análise de estudos futuros nas áreas de Comunicação, Marketing e Design. / Communication and consumption. Design and sales point. The consumption has been one of the dynamics expressions of modern society; it has become to define the production relations, economic accumulation and the socials relations. The sales point has become in the configuration of the consumption provide by the great quantity of news in the market and by the continual new signification that the objects are submitted. This research searches to identify and know, focusing the interpretative base of academic view, some tools and issues that make it runs the gear of consumption of the sales point. The study problem is in academic analysis of the social features, marketing and communications, focusing in the design, consumption system of the contemporary society, bringing up to us the studies of the Frankfurt School about the consumption culture. Focusing the concepts of the visual communications in the sales point, subsidize and permeate by the bibliographic of the science social fields, marketing, design and cognitive psychology, will be indicated the influences from the elements aesthetic of communication above the consumer behavior on the sales point, this will be the bases about to reflection and analysis for new researches on the areas of Communication Marketing and Design.
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Taken back by the ballpark: The role of nostalgia in the Minor League Baseball spectator experienceSlavich, Mark A 01 January 2017 (has links)
The use of nostalgia has become a feature in baseball ballparks in recent years, with research showcasing the prevalence of nostalgic stimuli including bricks, steel beams, and old-fashioned scoreboards popular in the past. The impact of such stimuli on spectators’ emotions and behavior had yet to be explored, though. Therefore, the purpose of the current study was to investigate the impact of nostalgia on minor league baseball spectator emotional and behavioral responses.
Data collection occurred at three minor league baseball games during June 2017. Utilizing the SOR framework (Mehrabian & Russell, 1974) as the theoretical foundation, a 39-item instrument was constructed by adapting items from previously-constructed surveys in the contexts of sport and general consumer behavior. Using systematic random sampling, a total of 232 completed and usable surveys were collected.
To investigate the impact of nostalgia on spectators’ emotional responses, structural equation modeling was utilized. The study sought to specifically examine whether nostalgia evoked through spectators’ senses (sight, smell, sound, taste, and touch) and social interaction impacted their pleasure. Results showed that only social interaction was a significant positive predictor of pleasure, with sight a significant negative predictor of pleasure. A significant, positive relationship between pleasure and spectator’s behavioral intentions was also found. Finally, the study explored whether spectators’ arousal moderated the relationship between pleasure and arousal. The results displayed that arousal did not significantly moderate this relationship, with pleasure and arousal maintaining a strong correlation. Results and implications of the study are discussed, with suggestions for future research provided.
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Multi-sensory cues in interplay and congruency in a retail store context : Consumer emotions and purchase behaviorsHelmefalk, Miralem January 2017 (has links)
While research has shown the positive impact of sensory cues and cue- congruency on emotion and behavior in retail store atmospheres, these cues have primarily been investigated in isolation or in pairs. Consequently, little is known on how multi-sensory cues in interplay impact on consumer emotions and purchase behaviors. In addition, research has not yet provided any clear conceptualization of congruency in marketing when designing retail store atmospheres, other than stating that some cues are expected to match, therefore become pleasantly perceived. Thus, the main purpose of this research is to examine and show how multi-sensory cues in interplay and congruency can be utilized in creating a retail store atmosphere to enhance consumer emotions and purchase behaviors. To address the purpose, a sequential method was adopted with four essays. The first essay explores multi-sensory interplay in marketing contexts with a literature review that forms the basis for a research agenda. The second essay employs focus groups to highlight the congruency between cues, products and the retail setting, and identifies which category of cues is in need of investigation. The third essay uses field experiments to investigate two congruent visual, auditory and olfactory cues (six cues in total) in a retail setting, and their impact on consumer emotion and purchase behavior. The final essay, also use field experiments to examine and duplicate one cue from each sense, and employs these together in interplay, to show how multi-sensory cues in interplay impacts emotions and purchase behaviors. This research concludes that multi-sensory cues in interplay in a retail store atmosphere have a greater impact on consumer emotions and purchase behaviors than single visual, auditory and olfactory setting-congruent sensory cues. Among single sensory cues, those perceived as complementary in the atmosphere, specifically auditory and olfactory in an already visual dominated atmosphere, have the largest impact on consumer emotions and purchase behaviors. Overall, this research signifies that congruent multi-sensory cues in interplay emerge as reliable predictors for the influence on consumer arousal, valence, time spent, touching, browsing and purchasing Theoretical and managerial implications are discussed.
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Smyslový a emoční marketing. / Sensory and emotional marketing.Mendlíková, Petra January 2010 (has links)
Diploma thesis "Sensory and emotional marketing" deals with engagement of sensory stimulations and try to clarify their meaning in commercial communication. It approaches this issue for which struggles to create a theoretical background. Emphasis is placed on the use of sensory stimuli, both within the various communication products or services, but also multiple-sensory involvement in the brand communication. After defining the basic concepts of marketing and brand management, the work is fully focused on the consumer and his behavior in the shopping environment. It also brings to the multiple-sensory communication as an opportunity, through which companies can gain a competitive advantage in the market. On the basis of practical examples there is demonstrated the effectiveness of the involvement of multiple sensory stimuli toward consumers. The final text is devoted an investigation, that was as part of this work done, and produces results revealing the importance of individual factors, focusing on selection of coffee and cafes.
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