slides that could be relevant 4 Flashcards

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Utalitarian function (functional theory of attitudes)

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Releavnt to rewards and punishment

Black goes with everything

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Ego-defence function (functional theory of attitudes)

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Protect ourselves from external threats and internal feelings

black makes me feel less girly

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Value-expressive function (functional theory of attitudes)

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Extress consumers value or self concept

i am goth black is my color

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Knowledge function (functional theory of attitudes)

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Need for order, structure and meaning

Black is a saturated color, saturated colors are my best colors

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integral affect

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Affective responses toward an object, elicited by features of the object

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conditioning

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That thing max explained where you associate things like songs with happy feelings to make consumers feel a certain way when they buy a product

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when to use comparative advertising

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Used by underdog brand superior on one attribute

Products with objectively measurable features

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When is comparative advertising ineffective

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When used by market leaders (creates negative association; harsh, cheap)

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Two sided messages work by

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Increasing credibility

Immunizing against negative claims

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Two sided messages are effective when

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Consumers have negative brand attitude

Negative attribute is already known

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working memory (receives sensory input)

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Capacity +-7 seconds
Duration <30 seconds

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principles of wroking memory (millers rule)

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one can store 7 +-2 units of information in working memory

Depends on knowledge and arousal

information is retained very shortly (about 30 seconds)
Repetition or rehearsal is needed for retention

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principles of long term memory

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Unlimited duration, capacity and efficiently organized

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associative network theory - principles

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1) knowledge/nodes are stored in memory and are connected by associations/links

2) spreading activation; activation pattern depends on
(strength of association)
(number of associations)

3) links are strengthened every time two nodes are activated together “what fires together, wires together)

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knowledge content: scripts

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Script = a special schema that represent knowledge of a sequence of actions involved in performing an activity

Help to complete tasks easy and quickly

Some brands may activate scripts in consumer minds –> brand specific behavior

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Brand image

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Consumers often use associations with brands to predict product benefits

brand image = schema that captures what a brand stands for a nd how consumers view it

Can include the brand personality

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Three dimensions that are crucial to building and maintaining strong brands

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Favorability

Uniqueness

salience

Brands with favorable, unique and salient associations have higher brand equity, sell for higher prices and have more loyal customers

Need to identify and understand various favorable, unique and salient associations that consumers link to particular brands (and categories)

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Brand positioning objectives

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Creating a unique position in the mind of the target group

Differentiating the brand from competitors

setting points of differentiation while keeping points of pairity

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brand extention

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when a brand extends their product line but remains reputable as it transfers impressions along the associative network

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Cobranding/brand extentions/endorsements is a 2 way street

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Transfer of associations from the original brand schema to te new product

Transfer of associations from the new branded product to the original brand schema

pay attention to
fit (can dilute the brand image)
Uniqueness
salience

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how to fight negative brand association

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do not focus on:
undoing/deleting negative association
you will make it stronger

Focus on:
strengthening other positive associations
Creating new associations
changing meaning of negative association

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how to fight negative brand association

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do not focus on:
undoing/deleting negative association
you will make it stronger

Focus on:
strengthening other positive associations
Creating new associations
changing meaning of negative association