Products are pretty much the same. The product image does the difference between them. Brands must to focus on. So that the conceptual consumption (associations, symbolic value and emotional factors) is specific to each brand.
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Emotions are viral and therefore contagious. For example, if our friends are happy or anxious, this will influence our emotions and we will follow them.
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All brands need to design their products and ideas to become unique in the eyes of consumers and thus become mechanically recognizable.
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There are instantaneous assimilations that people make in their head as for example the fact of assimilating the cigarette to a break in order to destress. But we all know that smoking is even more stressful.
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What is virality?
It's something which affects others, it's information which circulated rapidly and widely from one internet user to another people.
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Packaging is a really important part of a brand and it’s image. Changing packaging can lead to loss of associations with the brand, and therefore, to the decrease in sales and customers. Example of this could be “Tropicana” case. @lets_NEUROmkt#NMKTRCH
What is a model?
It is a representation or simplification of reality, it is a kind of prediction about the future. In science, it's called "theory".
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In order to increase their visibility and thus to increase their sales, the brands make partnerships with stars as for example the collaboration of Adidas with Kanye west by creating a new pair of sneakers the yeezy.
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Branding is essentially defining the image of your company in the minds of the customers you are trying to reach by the logo. (image of iceberg)
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There are two systems in neuromarketing :
S1 (experimental system = automatically and quickly) based on unconscious and S2 (analytic system = complex computations) based on conscious.
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Brands use neuromarketing to maintain good associations and increase their image and their sales. Below you can find the example of Macdonald's with their associations and emotional links.
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Neuromarketing is used by luxury brands as for example Tiffany&Co with the color psychology; Hermes with the scarcity; Chanel with the anchor.
I advise you to read this very interesting article: https://t.co/Zw0a38g1Ih
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