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Wie lässt sich mit typographischer Gestaltung die Gehirntätigkeit steuern? Warum kaufen Menschen im Supermarkt plötzlich die doppelte Menge an Dosensuppen? Und was bewirkt der Halo-Effekt beim Branding? Es gibt viel, was Design und Marketing von Neurowissenschaften und Psychologie lernen können. Dieses Buch will Designern und Marketingexperten einen Zugang zu diesem wichtigen Bereich ermöglichen. Dazu führt es in die Grundlagen des Neuro-Designs ein und vermittelt konkrete Techniken für die Berufspraxis.
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This book by Paul Steiner is a concise introduction to marketing, focusing on the importance of sensory branding. It provides practical guidance on how to strengthen brands by engaging all five senses—sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste. The author illustrates key concepts using examples from Singapore Airlines, Swarovski, and MINI, and includes interviews with experts from academia and industry. The book is aimed at professionals seeking to enhance their brand strategies and improve consumer loyalty through sensory experiences.
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Providing a focused and in-depth examination of the field of marketing research that studies consumers' sensorimotor, cognitive and affective responses to marketing stimuli, Neuromarketing in Action is the first book to show both the scientific frameworks and the practical applications of this increasingly popular marketing tool.Through 18 chapters, referencing many global brands such as Aston Martin, Chanel, Lacoste, Amazon, Nike, Carrefour and Dunhill, the authors showcase the latest thinking on brain function and intelligence, and the subconscious influences on consumer behaviour. The book
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Tome one : Haptic BrainTome two : Haptic Brand
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"«Boostez votre carrière et votre business en créant des messages persuasifs fondés sur les principes de fonctionnement du cerveau.» Les hommes n'ont jamais cessé de vouloir s'influencer les uns les autres. Experts, universitaires et chercheurs ont développé de très nombreuses théories autour de la persuasion. Celle-ci requiert encore trop souvent de colossaux investissements sans que les opérateurs puissent être bien certains de l'efficacité démontrée d'annonces ou de campagnes publicitaires. S'appuyant sur près de deux décennies d'investigations ayant trait à l'impact de la publicité et des messages commerciaux sur le cerveau humain, Christophe Morin et Patrick Renvoisé proposent le premier modèle intégré de la persuasion fondé sur les recherches les plus récentes en neurosciences, en psychologie des médias et en économie comportementale. Les auteurs révèlent que les messages les plus convaincants doivent d'abord atteindre le cerveau primitif, notre système cérébral le plus ancien, mais aussi le plus instrumental, dans les processus de persuasion. Les auteurs expliquent en termes simples la façon dont les messages persuasifs affectent les fonctions du cerveau telles que l'attention, les émotions, l'effort cognitif et le processus de décision. Plus important encore, ils dévoilent au lecteur un processus simple, systématique, dénommé NeuroMapTM qui constitue le moyen le plus efficace de créer des messages capables de persuader n'importe qui, n'importe où, à n'importe quel moment. Cet ouvrage vous permettra de devenir un expert de la persuasion en ayant recours à un processus éprouvé, mais pourtant simple, fondé sur les réflexions scientifiques les plus récentes dans le domaine. Un poster présentant l'ensemble de la démarche de NeuroMapTM est inséré dans l'ouvrage."
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How to understand human behaviour has been a very intriguing question to medicine, computer science, economics, psychology and finance. Each discipline has been trying to study and predict human behaviour through surveys, laboratory-based experiments, questionnaires, interviews, statistics, focus groups; the list is endless. The lack of precision in the existing techniques to predict human behaviour has motivated researchers to move beyond the traditional and search for new and improved techniques. Neuroscience has stepped in to fill this gap. It is based on the assumption that human behaviour is a complex process which has a neural basis and the locus of this process is the higher centre of the brain. Both conscious and unconscious processing of stimulus in the brain is responsible for generating behaviour. So if we could develop a deeper understanding of how the brain functions to generate behaviour, we would be more confident in our understanding and prediction of consumer behaviour. The use of neuroscientific techniques, like functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI), Electroencephalography (EEG), Evoked Response Potential (ERP), and sensors to measure changes in one's physiological state, to understand the mind of the consumer has just begun, and professionals in the field see a huge opportunity for neuromarketing in India. In the domain of neuromarketing, one important question relates to the distinction between Indian and other global consumers of commercial products. Are we different from consumers across the globe? The answer is probably ‘yes’. This is documented by the fact that we find a distinct change in the marketing strategy of companies; the methods to influence Indian consumers are different from those adopted in other countries. This gives rise to the question: what makes us different? The next logical question that arises, assuming that we are different or similar, is can we quantify it? Answering why, what and how we are different marks the beginning of the book, followed by issues related to the ethicality of using such techniques to promote marketing, risk analysis in case of failure and future directions in neuromarketing.The book intends to address each of these issues so that a comprehensive reading in the subject matter would help academicians to decipher consumer behaviour and build theory for possible principles of application in the market.
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This book, part of the 'Science meets Practice' series, focuses on the design of retail environments through the senses of sight, sound, and smell, providing marketers with actionable insights. It explores the latest research on multisensory marketing in retail, offering practical recommendations for enhancing consumer experiences. The book highlights the impact of visual, auditory, and olfactory stimuli on consumer behavior and decision-making, emphasizing the importance of creating immersive shopping environments. It aims to bridge the gap between academic research and practical application, making complex findings accessible and applicable for marketers. The intended audience includes marketers and retail professionals seeking to enhance customer engagement through sensory marketing strategies.
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