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A project on APPLICATIONS OF PERCEPTION IN MARKETING
Saman Nayyar40A || Megha Soni25A || Pratik Gauri30A
Arun Maithani11A || Satyaki Mascharak45A || Venkatraman Satyamurthy- 53A
Group-9
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Perception is the process of selecting, organizing and
interpreting information to form a meaningful
picture of the world.
PERCEPTION
The base is what we think, our ideas and our
thoughts form what we say, and help us to decidewhat we do. Our behaviors and our reactions
towards other people form as we are perceived.
The second cycle is simply the opposite of the
first one. It all starts with how we are perceived,
and this affects what we do, what we say and
what we think.
GESTALT PRINCIPLES
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Physical appearance: Using attractive models
Priyanka Chopra: An attractive model used for Lux
advertisement may said to have more effect on the
perception of people when they comparethemselves to her and may associate it with the
usage of Lux SoapMost people would not bother reading what is
written in the circles at the bottom of the
advertisement, just the concept of beauty and
glamour associated with the attractiveness increases
the message effectiveness.
Priyanka Chopra Ad
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Subliminal PerceptionBelow Threshold
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Subliminal PerceptionBelow Threshold
People are stimulated below the level
of their conscious awareness that is
they perceive the stimuli without being
consciously aware that they are
doing so.
Subliminal advertising is a kind
of marketing where a message
is intentionally embedded
within an image or sound.
Application
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How it all started?
Back in 1957 movies started flashing subliminalmessages at frame rate of 1/3000 of a second
Our senses are
constantly being
bombarded with
enormous amount of
information, only asmall percentage of
data reaches our
consciousness,
however our
subconscious mind
absorbs almost
everything.
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Lets have a relook!
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Perception Based on Expectations
People see those things that they expect. People perceive and expect things and
product attributes according to their own expectations.
For Example, Apple stores are designed to actually shape your expectations and perception of the brandpositively. However this doesnt always work e.g. challenge tractor dealership faces in India
There are some general expectations that marketers target. These expectations
arise from ones prior experience, needs and social influences.
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The smallest amount of difference between two stimuli that can be detected, is known as
the difference threshold
The concept of difference thresholds applies to all areas of perception; hearing, touch,
sight, taste, and smell all have thresholds that need to be met before any changes in stimuli
are sensed
The launch of the new logo with introducing a new corporate slogan Beyond Petroleum
provided not only a meaningful definition of the company name but proved to be the JustNoticeable Difference for audiences to perceive BP as a company with bigger ideas for the
future
Difference Threshold
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Stereotypes are fixed
opinions that people
hold in their minds and
on the basis of this
they perceivesituations and people
Marketers target these
stereotypes either to
strengthen or weaken
them by playing on
already existing
stereotypes such as
gender, ethnic , age orgeographical stereoypes
Stereotypes
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In AXE women are not seen assomeone that men are trying to
get to know, but instead theyonly exist as sexual objects. Inother words ladies have no
choice or needs of their own andare seen good for only one thing
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WOMEN VS. MALE STEREOTYPES IN ADVERTISING
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This principle is used to form a uniform and unified impression
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQyQGATcafo
Grouping
This may be perceived by the consumer and group the stimuli of using a toothpaste
for better lasting impressions in a romantic context
Even though the toothpaste has nothing to do with the concept of romance
The advertisement has been grouped in such a way that some consumers may
associate it to a romantic partner and having a better impression on them
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Figure and Ground
The ConceptThe term figure-ground is used to describe
the tendency of the visual system to
simplify a system into the main object that
we are looking at an everything else that
forms the background
Used in Websites
The actionable object is simply the box AmazonCloud Player. The box has a sharper contrast, box
is placed just below the horizon so that it appears
closer to the eyes
The below example is from the Apple site.The iPod has a sharp contrast, bright colour
and placed below the horizon line to attract
attention
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Perception positioning based on a specific benefit
Most consumers know Dettol asan antiseptic soap. So Dettol
leveraged itself not just as an
antiseptic but good for skincare
as well
DETTOL
CROCIN
Crocin was considered as tablet
that was to be consumed whenyou had a fever. But Crocin used
that benefit to its advantage by
introducing a variant which could
be consumed for headache as well
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Perceived Risk
Consumers perception of risk varies
from product to product, situation andculture.
Whether the risk is real or not, the
idea is to grab the consumers
attention towards the product.
An illustration of a life-insurance
advertisement
Types of perceived risks
Functional
Social
Financial
Physical
Time
Psychological
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Thank You !