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_aHultén, Bertil, _d1949- _9444787 |
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_aSensory marketing / _cBertil Hultén, Niklas Broweus, Marcus van Dijk. |
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_aBasingstoke ; _aNew York : _bPalgrave Macmillan, _c2009. |
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_g1. _tWhat is Sensory Marketing? -- _tHuman Senses as a Resource -- _tSensorial Strategies and Customer Treatment -- _tThe Human Senses are in the Centre -- _tBrand and Experience Logic -- _tThe Senses and the Sensory Experience -- _tThe Individual's Experience Logic -- _g2. _tMarketing 3 -- _tShifting Dynamics -- _tModern and Post-modern Values -- _tIndividualization as Lifestyle -- _tFrom Product to Sensory Experience -- _tThe Brand and Sensory Marketing -- _g3. _tThe Smell Sense -- _tTo Sniff for A Proper Deal -- _tScent as Experience Trigger -- _tScent's Deep and Dimensions -- _tThe Brand as Smell Experience -- _g4. _tThe Sound Sense -- _tSound to Hear and Understand -- _tSound as Experience Trigger -- _tThe Holism of Sound -- _tThe Brand as Sound Experience -- _g5. _tThe Sight Sense -- _tThe Art of Seeing -- _tVisualization as Experience Trigger -- _tThe Formation of the Service Landscape -- _tThe Brand as Sight Experience -- _g6. _tThe Taste Sense -- _tA Tasteless Marketing -- _tTaste as Experience Trigger -- _tBrands with Spice -- _tThe Brand as Taste Experience -- _g7. _tThe Touch Sense -- _tA Tactile Marketing -- _tTexture as Experience Trigger -- _tTo Touch a Feeling -- _tThe Brand as Touch Experience -- _g8. _tThe Brand As Sensory Experience -- _tEmpathy and Delight -- _tSensors, Sensations and Sense Expressions -- _tThe Brand Soul as Heart and Mind -- _tThe Supreme Sensory Experience. |
520 | _a"The culture of the contemporary society becomes more and more individualized and experience-based, with an abundance of many similar brands, products and services. This development is the start of a new marketing era. Functional attributes and product benefits are no longer enough in order to attract and commit the customers. Firms must affect through smelling, hearing, seeing, tasting or touching. This pioneering book shows how the five human senses - smell, sound, sight, taste or touch - are the starting point for a firm's strategic marketing. It concerns how firms are able to treat the customers in a more intimate and personal way than before, through emotional, rational and sensual elements. The book covers the ongoing shift from mass-marketing and relationship-marketing to sensory marketing. It shows the importance for marketers, practitioners and researchers as well as students to reach the five human senses at a deeper level than traditional mass-marketing and relationship-marketing theories do. This innovative book offers a theoretical as well as a practical understanding of sensory marketing. It gives the arguments, shows best practice and real life examples, as well as outlining new concepts and models."--Publisher's website. | ||
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