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2: Brands &
Consumer Psychology (1. Identifying (Brand…
1. Identifying
Refers to searching for, being exposed to, and collecting information about brand, category, and related brands
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2. Experiencing
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Brand affect (self)
Brands may also evoke positive or negative moods (esp. when consumers engage in a self-centered way)
Ex. I :<3: :apple: :iphone:
"Emotional branding" emerging now, new compared to traditional marketing approaches using only unique selling propositions
Ex. Nivea using :children_crossing: in advertising
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Consumers can have ambiguous feelings about brands. consume a lot of :hamburger: :handbag: --> feel guilty :unamused:
Positive and negative effects can also be anticipated :skull_and_crossbones: :movie_camera: :popcorn:
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3. Integrating
Brand Concept (object)
A psychological construct consisting of the integrated information associated with a product or corporate brand
Facilitate functionally-driven goal pursuit --> knowledge integrated to form main message (objective conclusion drawn) :checkered_flag:
information integration may be result of cognitive alegebra :heavy_division_sign::heavy_multiplication_x:
Brand Personality (self)
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Inferred personalities differentiate brands in consumers' minds even though no attribute/benefit difference :!?:
Symoblic exchange between personality of the brand and its users :silhouette: :left_right_arrow: :silhouette: --> consumers use brands in construction & expression of identity
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Research Methods
Qualitative explorative research --> which personality traits do consumers give to brands? :mag_right: :thinking_face:
Qualitative research --> to what extent do consumers identify with brand, how is it used in own construction of identity? :jeans: :face_with_cowboy_hat:
Large-scale quantitative surveys of which personality fits better with brand :card_file_box: :male-detective:
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Key Management Tools
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Understand mechanisms of how the brand's personality can strengthen the individual and social identity of consumers :ghost: :camera_with_flash:
Identify first-movers --> will their personality alter or diminish the personality of the brand? :trophy: :skull_and_crossbones:
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4. Signifying
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Brand Symbolism
(social)
Brands used to represent groups, societies, cultures :fries::flag-us: :racing_motorcycle:
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Brands as social representations --> allow groups and communities to communicate, behave and orient themselves :speaking_head_in_silhouette: :warning:
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5. Connecting
Brand attitutude
(object)
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Implicit attitudes
attitude appears automatically, no need to process information :man-getting-massage::skin-tone-2:
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not stable over time :timer_clock:
attitude-behavior link subject to moderator effects :arrow_heading_down:
Brand Attachment
(self)
Essential construct that expresses customer's
connection with a brand :man::skin-tone-5: :heartpulse: :headphones:
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Brand Community
(social)
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Explicitly commercial group for like-minded consumers
participating in shared activities and experiences :racing_motorcycle: :bear:
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