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Exposure and Exposure and AttentionAttention
Consumer BehaviorConsumer Behavior
Fall 2009Fall 2009
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Exposure, Attention and Exposure, Attention and PerceptionPerception
ExposureExposure AttentionAttention PerceptionPerception
Cognition Cognition ?? AffectAffect
(Name all of the ads you saw today…this week…)(Name all of the ads you saw today…this week…)
MAO
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ExposureExposure The process by which the consumer comes into physical The process by which the consumer comes into physical
contact with a stimulus – we have the contact with a stimulus – we have the possibilitypossibility of noticing of noticing the informationthe information
Marketers must select the correct mediaMarketers must select the correct media InternetInternet TVTV RadioRadio NewspaperNewspaper MagazineMagazine OtherOther
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Enhancing ExposureEnhancing Exposure
Positioning within a medium Positioning within a medium After certain articlesAfter certain articles Beginning or end of commercial breakBeginning or end of commercial break Waist to Eye level productsWaist to Eye level products End-displaysEnd-displays During certain TV eventsDuring certain TV events
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AttentionAttention The extent to which The extent to which
processing activity is processing activity is devoted to a particular devoted to a particular stimulusstimulus Competition for our attentionCompetition for our attention
3,500 ad info pieces per day3,500 ad info pieces per day Marketers need to break Marketers need to break
through the clutterthrough the clutter Orkin cockroach commercialsOrkin cockroach commercials
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaVCz18s06s&eurl=http://www.splendad.com/ads/show/758-Orkin-Fake-Out
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AttentionAttention
Unexpected things get our attention – what Unexpected things get our attention – what other things get our attention?other things get our attention?
Size Size ColorColor PositionPosition Novelty (surprising, unexpected)Novelty (surprising, unexpected) Loud Loud In general: stimuli that contrast with In general: stimuli that contrast with
what’s around themwhat’s around them
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Vs.
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AttentionAttention
We want creativity to gain attention, but….can too We want creativity to gain attention, but….can too much creativity backfire?much creativity backfire?
AttentioAttentionn
Increased Increased KnowledgKnowledgee
Positive Positive AffectAffect
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Hemispheric LateralizationHemispheric Lateralization
Left Visual Field Right Visual Field
Left Hemisphere
-Numbers
-Words
Right Hemisphere
-Music
-Pictures
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What is Perception?What is Perception?
• Process of developing an interpretation of a Process of developing an interpretation of a stimulus stimulus
Deciding what a stimulus meansDeciding what a stimulus means• How we select, organize and interpret (abstract) How we select, organize and interpret (abstract)
datadata• How we view the worldHow we view the world
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Methods of PerceptionMethods of Perception
Vision – size and colorVision – size and color Hearing – Muzak as a stimulusHearing – Muzak as a stimulus Taste –clear individual and cultural differences, Taste –clear individual and cultural differences,
subjectivesubjective Smell – Smells affect moods, can be a mktg tool Smell – Smells affect moods, can be a mktg tool
(e.g., Cinnabon)(e.g., Cinnabon) Touch - can stimulate or relax customers; people Touch - can stimulate or relax customers; people
want to touch products before they buywant to touch products before they buy
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Vision: ColorVision: Color
Color may influence our emotions:Color may influence our emotions: Arousal: RedArousal: Red Blue: RelaxingBlue: Relaxing
Reactions to color determined culturallyReactions to color determined culturally Color of mourningColor of mourning
Color can be symbolicColor can be symbolic Color can be copyrighted!Color can be copyrighted!
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VERTICAL HORIZONTAL ILLUSION
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Vision: SizeVision: Size We tend to eat more:We tend to eat more:
When food container is When food container is largerlarger
When we see When we see assortment of foodsassortment of foods
We focus on height We focus on height rather than widthrather than width
VERTICAL HORIZONTAL ILLUSION
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Perception is Perception is Constructed RealityConstructed Reality
Reality IS PerceptionReality IS Perception Want to change Reality? – be an engineerWant to change Reality? – be an engineer Want to change Perception? – be a Want to change Perception? – be a
marketermarketer
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Perception is Perception is crucialcrucial in in CB because:CB because:
• What customers perceive is what affects their actions
• What is perceived is not necessarily what is "true"
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When do we notice a When do we notice a difference?difference?
The stimuli must be at such a level that we The stimuli must be at such a level that we can detect themcan detect them JND – can we notice the difference?JND – can we notice the difference? Weber’s LawWeber’s Law
Sometimes we want consumers to notice, Sometimes we want consumers to notice, other times we do not want them to notice the other times we do not want them to notice the changechange
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Why do marketers use JND?Why do marketers use JND?
Can we tell difference?Can we tell difference? Down sizingDown sizing Ingredient changesIngredient changes Brand NamesBrand Names PricesPrices
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Summary: PerceptionSummary: Perception
What we see, to a large extent, is determined What we see, to a large extent, is determined by what we expect to seeby what we expect to see
We will see patterns where there are none, We will see patterns where there are none, we will interpret patterns to fit out personal we will interpret patterns to fit out personal beliefs and ideasbeliefs and ideas
Marketers (and savvy consumers) need to be Marketers (and savvy consumers) need to be aware that everything depends on perception aware that everything depends on perception ((notnot what is “real”). what is “real”).
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Marketing ImplicationsMarketing Implications
We need to link MAO and EAPWe need to link MAO and EAP Make stimuli personally relevantMake stimuli personally relevant Make stimuli pleasant – music, humorMake stimuli pleasant – music, humor Make it surprisingMake it surprising Make it easy to processMake it easy to process
Habituation – if too familiar, lose attention-getting Habituation – if too familiar, lose attention-getting abilityability
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TakeawayTakeaway
Marketers must remember – Marketers must remember –
Perception is realityPerception is reality