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Advertising
Case Study – Suzuki Samurai
How Advertising Works ?Research Streams
Last Session
Advertising Context in Marketing Setting Objectives
Sales and Intermediate Advertising Response Variables
DAGMAR Hierarchy Models
Segmenting and Positioning Using MDS outputs
How Advertising Works
Research Streams
#1 : Exposure effect
Focus on exposure Build salience and familiarity Preference based on repeated exposure
No associated cognitive activity Familiarity resulting in liking
Repeat buying, Increase share in purchase basket, reinforce brand preference
#2 : Low Involvement Learning
Low Involvement situations Low interest and low risk
Behaviour change trial before attitude change What is Low Involvement
Category Personal expectation from category
Centre Shock
#3 : Central and Peripheral Persuation – ELM Model
Motivation to process info
Ability to process info
Peripheral cue present
Central Route
Peripheral Route
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No Yes
High Involvement Low Involvement
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Learn-Feel-Do
Feel-Do-Learn
Feel-Learn-Do
Do- Learn-Feel
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#4 : Cognitive Response Model
Cognitive Responses Positive
Support Argument Execution Bolstering
Negative Counter Argument Execution derogation
What the consumer was thinking while watching the ad
Cognitive Response Model
Total Number of cognitive responses Central vs peripheral Factors impacting
Medium and control on pace Involvement Knowledge Distraction Emotion Self Need for cognition
Cognitive Response Model
Nature of response (ratio of positive to negative) Factors effecting
Repetition Discrepancy from belief Strength of Argument Nature of Emotion
Recall of Ad and message content link to persuasion ?