Lecture 4 - WOM and Trends & generations Flashcards

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Word of Mouth

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Passing of information to person to person

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Factors that amplify the impact of WOM

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  1. Trusted expert source: people don’t want to take risks
  2. When the message is about a weak brand: since they are unknown, any positive or negative comment is informative
  3. High-involvement product
  4. Intangible products: people are less certain about things you cannot touch
  5. Social sharing: there needs to be a sender and a receiver
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Why do people share things online with others?

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  1. Impression management
  2. Emotion regulation
  3. Information acquisition
  4. Social bonding
  5. Persuading others
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4
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Radical Flank Effect

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Phenomenon in social movements where the presence of more radical and extreme groups can influence perceptions of moderate groups - they are seen as normal in comparison to the extreme groups

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Impact of bad publicity varies depending on context…

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Severity
Relevance to core brand values
Speed and effectiveness of crisis management
Strength of existing customer relationship
Short-term vs long-term effects
Prior brand awareness

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Berger 2020: effect of negative reviews on book sales

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Famous authors: a negative review has a negative impact on the sales
New author: positive impact on sales, any publicity is good publicity

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Emotion: valence and arousal

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Valence: whether the emotion is negative or positive
Arousal: whether it is low of high arousal
Positive valence + high arousal= increased social sharing

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8
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What happens when people start doing good for the environment?

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Overly moral behavior can elicit annoyance and ridicule rather than admiration and respect

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Cialdini’s principles

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  1. Reciprocity: obligation to give when you receive
  2. Commitment and consistency: people like to be consistent
  3. Social proof: when things are uncertain, people will look at the actions and behaviors of others to determine their own
  4. Liking: people say yes to people they like
  5. Authority: people will follow the lead of credible knowledge experts
  6. Scarcity : people want more of the things they are less of
  7. Unity: we say yes to people who are part of our in-group
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