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Hauptverfasser:	Genco, Stephen J. (VerfasserIn), Pohlmann, Andrew P. (VerfasserIn), Steidl, Peter E. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Mississauga, ON Wiley 2013
Schlagworte:	Neuromarketing Neuromarketing.
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Beschreibung:	XIV, 392 S. 25 cm
ISBN:	9781118518588

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adam_text	Contents at a Glance Introduction ................................«............................... 7 Part 1: The BraVe New World of Neuromarketing ............5 Chapter 1: What Neuromarketing Is and Isn t ................................................................7 Chapter 2: What We Know Now That We Didn t Know Then .....................................21 Chapter 3: Putting Neuromarketing to Work ................................................................37 Chapter 4: Why Neuromarketing Matters .....................................................................59 Part 11: The Essence of Neuromarketiną: The Nonconscious Mind of the Consumer ......................71 Chapter 5: The Intuitive Consumer: Nonconscious Processes Underlying Consumer Behavior ..................................................................................73 Chapter (>: The Central Role of Emotions in Consumer Responses ..........................93 Chapter 7: New Understandings of Consumer Goals and Motivation .....................105 Chapter 8: Why We Buy the Things We Buy ..............................................................119 Part 111: Neuromarketiną in Action ............................ 137 Chapter 9: Brands on the Brain ....................................................................................139 Chapter 10: Creating Products and Packages That Please Consumers Brains .....157 Chapter 11: Advertising Effectiveness ........................................................................175 Chapter 12: The Shopping Brain and In-Store Marketing .........................................191 Chapter 13: When Consumers Brains Go Online ......................................................203 Chapter 14: Entertainment Effectiveness ...................................................................219 Part IV: Measuring Consumer Response tiith Neuromarketiną ............................................... 235 Chapter 15: Traditional Approaches: Why Not Just Ask People? ............................237 Chapter 16: Neuromarketing Measures: Listening to Signals from the Body and the Brain .....................................................................................249 Chapter 17: Neuromarketing on a Budget: Inexpensive Ways to Learn from Your Customers .......................................................................269 Chapter 18: Picking the Right Approach for Your Research Needs ........................285 Part V: Шщ With Neuromarketiną: Practicat and Ethical Considerations .......................................297 Chapter 19: Five Things You Need to Know about Neuromarketing Studies and Measures .................................................................................................299 Chapter 20: A Pre-Flight Checklist for Successful Neuromarketing Studies ..........317 Chapter 21: Picking the Right Neuromarketing Partner ...........................................327 Chapter 22: Neuromarketing Ethics, Standards, and Public Policy Implications .....343 Part VI: The Part o( Tens ..........................................359 Chapter 23: Ten Mistaken Beliefs about Neuromarketing ........................................361 Chapter 24: Ten Scientific Pillars Underlying Neuromarketing ...............................371 índex...................................................................... 379 Table of Contents Introduction ................................................................. / About This Book ..............................................................................................1 Foolish Assumptions .......................................................................................2 Icons Used in This Book .................................................................................3 Beyond the Book .............................................................................................3 Where to Go from Here ...................................................................................4 Parti: The BraVe New World of Neuromarketinq. ............ 5 Chapter 1: What Neuromarketing Is and Isn t ......................7 Defining Neuromarketing ................................................................................8 Neuromarketing versus marketing ......................................................8 What neuromarketing is good for ........................................................9 Brain science and the foundations of neuromarketing .....................9 Understanding the New Scientific Foundations of Neuromarketing .......10 Exploring Where Marketers Are Using Neuromarketing Today ..............12 Explaining How Neuromarketing Measures Consumer Responses ........14 Succeeding with Neuromarketing Studies ..................................................16 Chapter 2: What We Know Now That We Didn t Know Then .......21 How We Used to Think about Consumers ..................................................21 The rational consumer: Mr. Spock goes shopping ..........................22 Rational models for rational marketing to rational consumers .....23 Measuring effectiveness the old-fashioned way ..............................24 When rational models fail ...................................................................25 How People Really See and Interpret the World .......................................25 Forming impressions: How we take in the world around us ..........27 Determining meaning and value: Creating connections in our minds ...............................................................28 Deliberating and analyzing: What we say when we talk to ourselves .........................................................................29 Speaking and acting: Finally, we act! (Or maybe just talk about it) ...31 Replacing the Rational Consumer Model with the Intuitive Consumer Model ........................................................................35 у[ Neuromarketing For Dummies Chapter 3: Putting Neuromarketing to Work ......................37 Building Better Brands with Neuromarketing ............................................37 Brands are about connections ...........................................................38 How brands impact our brains ..........................................................39 Why leading brands are so hard to displace ....................................40 Using neuromarketing to test brands ...............................................41 Designing Better Products and Packages with Neuromarketing .............41 How new products get noticed ..........................................................42 Neurodesign of everyday things ........................................................42 Neuromarketing and new product innovation .................................43 Using neuromarketing to test new product ideas ...........................44 Creating Effective Ads with Neuromarketing .............................................45 The direct route: Impacting the sale directly ...................................46 The indirect route: Changing and reinforcing attitudes toward the brand .............................................................47 Using neuromarketing tötest advertising ........................................47 Understanding the Mind of the Shopper with Neuromarketing ..............48 Understanding the mind of the shopper ...........................................48 Making stores more brain-friendly ....................................................49 Using neuronmrketing to test shopping environments ..................50 Appealing to Brains Online with Neuromarketing ....................................51 Going online: Something new for the old brain ...............................51 Building the perfect website ...............................................................53 Satisfying (almost) every need online ...............................................54 Using neuromarketing to test online experiences ...........................54 Producing Compelling Entertainment with Neuromarketing ..................55 Why our brains like stories ................................................................55 Neuroscience goes to the movies ......................................................56 Product placement in movies, TV shows, and beyond ...................56 The future of entertainment: Immersive games and simulations ....57 Using neuromarketing to test entertainment ...................................57 Chapter 4: Why Neuromarketing Matters ........................59 Potential Dangers of Neuromarketing .........................................................60 Reading our minds, invading our privacy .........................................61 Pushing our buy buttons .................................................................62 Making us want things that aren t good for us ................................63 Potential Benefits of Neuromarketing .........................................................64 Using neuromarketing to inform and educate .................................64 Making consumers lives a little easier .............................................65 Acknowledging the value of intangible value ...................................66 Learning to Live with Neuromarketing: The New Realities ......................67 Neuromarketing is here to stay ..........................................................67 Consumers aren t helpless .................................................................68 Seeing your world through a marketer s eyes .................................69 Table of Contents (/ƒƒ Part 11: The Essence of Neuromarketinq: lhe Nonconscious Mind of the Consumer ......................71 Chapter 5: The Intuitive Consumer: Nonconscious Processes Underlying Consumer Behavior .................................73 The Intuitive Consumer Is a Cognitive Miser .............................................74 Interpreting our world efficiently ......................................................74 Catching our eye with novelty ...........................................................75 Comforting us with familiarity ...........................................................76 Keeping things simple with processing fluency ...............................78 The Nonconscious Mind Anchors Us in the Moment ...............................79 The survival value of nonconscious thinking ..................................79 Why we re not conscious of our nonconscious ...............................80 How we make decisions without thinking about them ...................81 The priming directive: Influence without awareness ......................82 So, What Is Consciousness Good for, Anyway? .........................................86 Taking over from the nonconscious when necessary .....................86 Talking to ourselves ............................................................................87 Thinking about the past and the future ............................................88 The Three Master Variables of Neuromarketing Research ......................88 Attention: The doorway to conscious awareness ...........................89 Emotion: Arousal, attraction, motivation .........................................90 Memory: How we construct, retrieve, and reconstruct the past .....91 Chapter 6: The Central Role of Emotions in Consumer Responses ... .93 Understanding Nonconscious Emotional Markers ................................93 Nonconscious emotions versus conscious feelings ........................95 I feel your pain: Emotions and body states ......................................96 What emotions are good for ...............................................................98 Emotions and Attention ................................................................................99 Aiming the spotlight of attention with emotional markers ............99 Seeing why attention sometimes isn t so good for marketers .....100 Emotions and Memory ................................................................................101 Emotions make memories memorable ............................................101 How we remember memories ..........................................................102 Memory and emotional markers ......................................................104 Chapter 7: New Understandings of Consumer Goals and Motivation ........................................105 Looking at How Goals Drive Us ..................................................................105 The new science of motivation ........................................................106 Conscious and nonconscious goals ................................................107 Goals and behavior ............................................................................108 Neuromarketing For Dummies Having Goals We re Not Aware Of ............................................................. Ill Operating under the influence of nonconscious goals .................111 Implications of nonconscious goals ................................................113 Consumer Motivation, Goal Seeking, and Goal Attainment ...................115 Approach and avoidance in the shopping aisle .............................115 Motivation and the intuitive consumer ..........................................117 Beyond the buying brain: Other goals marketers care about ......118 Chapter 8: Why We Buy the Things We Buy .....................119 How People Make Decisions ......................................................................120 Digging down into Kahneman s System 1 and System 2...............121 Understanding explicit and implicit decisions ..............................123 Why Consumer Decisions Aren t Rational ...............................................126 Judgment heuristics: The way we re wired ....................................127 Including judgment heuristics in consumer decision-making models ................................................................128 The Limits of Persuasive Messaging in Consumer Decision Making .......130 Persuasion versus implicit consumer decisions ...........................132 Persuasion versus judgment heuristics ..........................................133 Persuasion versus habit ....................................................................135 Part HI: Neuromarketinq in Action ............................137 Chapter 9: Brands on the Brain ................................139 Brands Are About Connections .................................................................139 Seeing brands everywhere ...............................................................140 Understanding brand equity and connections in memory .......140 Experiencing a brand ........................................................................143 How Brands Impact Our Brains .................................................................144 Activating nonconscious thinking with brands .............................145 Brand-building over time ..................................................................147 Growing brain-friendly brands .........................................................148 Why Leading Brands Are So Hard to Displace .........................................149 Taking advantage of brand leadership ............................................149 Leveraging habitual buying ..............................................................150 Understanding the upstart s dilemma ............................................151 Using Neuromarketing to Test Brands .....................................................153 Measuring brand equity the old-fashioned way ............................153 Probing brand connections with neuromarketing ........................154 Chapter 10: Creating Products and Packages That Please Consumers Brains ................................157 How New Products Get Noticed ................................................................157 Standing out versus blending in ......................................................158 Watching out for your neighbors .....................................................160 Leveraging emotional connections ..................................................162 Table of Contents Neurodesign of Everyday Things ..............................................................164 We re hard-wired for good design ...................................................164 Design tips from the lab ....................................................................165 Beauty is in the wallet of the beholder ...........................................167 Neuromarketing and New Product Innovation ........................................169 Why 80 percent of new products fail ..............................................169 Overcoming bias against the new ....................................................170 Using Neuromarketing to Test Product and Package Designs ..............172 The eyes have it: Eye tracking and design testing .........................172 Choosing in the blink of an eye ........................................................174 Chapter 11: Advertising Effectiveness ..........................175 Two Views of How Advertising Works ......................................................175 The direct route: Impacting the sale directly .................................176 The indirect route: Changing and reinforcing attitudes toward the brand ...........................................................179 Driving the Direct Route to Advertising Effectiveness ...........................180 Pay attention, I m talking to you ......................................................181 You are now officially persuaded ....................................................182 Read it back to me .............................................................................182 Taking the Indirect Route to Advertising Effectiveness .........................183 Advertising and low-attention processing ......................................184 Dissecting the feel-good ad ...............................................................184 Catch you later: Learning without listening ...................................186 Using Neuromarketing to Test Advertising ..............................................187 Tracking attention, high and low .....................................................187 Monitoring emotional reactions ......................................................188 Testing for the right things ...............................................................188 Chapter 12: The Shopping Brain and In-Store Marketing ..........191 Understanding the Mind of the Shopper ..................................................191 Shopping: A multisensory experience .............................................192 Shopping and goal pursuit ................................................................193 Personality and shopping styles ......................................................195 Making Stores More Brain-Friendly ...........................................................197 Getting shoppers where they need to be .......................................198 Making choices easier .......................................................................198 Decreasing the pain of paying ..........................................................200 Using Neuromarketing to Test Shopping Environments ........................200 Challenges in tracking the free-range shopper ..............................201 Neuromarketing alternatives to testing in-store ............................202 Simulating the shopping experience ...............................................202 Chapter 13: When Consumers Brains Go Online .................203 Understanding How Online Marketing Is Different .................................204 Embracing interactivity and consumer control .............................204 Aligning ads with online tasks and goals ........................................206 Dissolving the gap between marketing and buying .......................207 Neuromarketing For Dummies Building the Perfect Website......................................................................208 How the brain consumes web pages ...............................................208 Website frustration, confusion, and rejection ...............................209 Nonconscious processing and the online experience ..................211 Satisfying (Almost) All Our Needs Online ................................................212 Online search and limitless information .........................................213 Social networking and limitless sharing .........................................214 Online shopping and limitless choice .............................................215 How to Use Neuromarketing to Test Online Experiences and Marketing Effectiveness ..........................................................................216 Testing online ad effectiveness ........................................................216 Testing website ease of use ..............................................................217 Chapter 14: Entertainment Effectiveness ........................219 Why Our Brains Like Stories ......................................................................220 That reminds me of a story ...........................................................221 Pacing and the brain ..........................................................................222 Stories and persuasion ......................................................................222 Neuromarketing does to the Movies ........................................................223 How movies synchronize our brains ...............................................224 How trailers trigger nonconscious goals ........................................225 How movies influence behavior .......................................................226 Product Placement in Movies, TV Shows, and Beyond ..........................227 Neuromarketing principles behind product placement ...............228 Product placement gets results .......................................................229 The Future of Entertainment: Immersive Games and Simulations ........230 Immersion and presence in online and video games .................230 Product placement in immersive games .........................................231 Getting back to planet Earth: Aftereffects of game immersion.... 231 Using Neuromarketing to Test Entertainment .........................................232 Measuring physiological responses to entertainment ..................232 Measuring brain and behavioral responses to entertainment .....233 Part IV: Measuring Consumer Response With Neuromarketinq ................................................235 Chapter 15: Traditional Approaches: Why Not Just Ask People? ... .237 Understanding Why Asking Questions Is Risky Business ......................238 Introducing the Three Workhorses of Market Research ........................240 Conducting in-depth interviews .......................................................241 Seeking the wisdom of focus groups ...............................................242 Sampling opinions in consumer surveys ........................................244 Other Ways to Ask Consumers Questions ...............................................246 Test marketing using experimental designs and targeted samples ....................................................................246 Consumer panels ...............................................................................247 Observational studies .......................................................................247 Mixing and Matching Traditional and Neuromarketing Approaches ......248 Table of Contents tf ƒ Chapter 16: Neuromarketing Measures: Listening to Signals from the Body and the Brain ...........................249 Understanding Where Neuromarketing Signals Originate .....................249 Getting to know your nervous system ............................................250 Mapping neuromarketing measures to the nervous system ........251 Capturing Signals from the Body ...............................................................252 Interpreting facial expressions ........................................................253 Sensing facial muscles: Electromyography ....................................254 Looking at it the right way: Eye tracking ........................................254 Reading sweaty palms: Electrodermal activity ..............................257 Taking a deep breath: Heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration ...............................................................................257 Racing the clock: Behavioral response times ................................258 Capturing Signals from the Brain ..............................................................259 Listening to blood flow in the brain ................................................259 Plugging into the electrical brain .....................................................262 Putting Technologies in Their Proper Place ............................................266 Chapter 17: Neuromarketing on a Budget: Inexpensive Ways to Learn from Your Customers ...........................269 Running Response-Time Studies ...............................................................270 Seeing the logic of response-time studies ......................................270 Measuring implicit brand attitudes with response-time studies ...271 Measuring semantic and emotional connections with response-time studies ...........................................................272 Leveraging Online Services to Tap Into the Wisdom of Crowds ...........274 Activating the webcam: Online eye tracking and facial expression analysis .............................................................275 Using gamification in online research ..........................................276 Crowdsourcing with prediction markets .....................................278 Conducting Do-It-Yourself Behavioral Experiments ...............................279 Setting up and running behavioral experiments ...........................279 Testing behavioral economics principles in real-world settings ....281 Balancing Costs and Benefits in Neuromarketing Studies .....................282 Chapter 18: Picking the Right Approach for Your Research Needs ... .285 Summarizing What You Can Measure with Neuromarketing .................286 Matching Neuromarketing Approaches to Research Questions ...........287 Behavioral response-time studies ...................................................290 Eye tracking ........................................................................................290 Behavioral experiments ....................................................................290 Biometrics ...........................................................................................291 Electroencephalography ...................................................................292 Functional magnetic resonance imaging ........................................292 Integrating Neuromarketing and Traditional Research Approaches.... 293 Taking a big-picture view of market-research requirements .............293 Thinking about capacity and capabilities for integrated studies .....295 Building an organizational structure for integrated studies ........296 J(¡¡ Neuromarketing For Dummies Part V: Litfinq With Neuromarketinq: Practicat and Ethical Considerations ..........................297 Chapter 19: Five Things You Need to Know about Neuromarketing Studies and Measures ........................299 Experimental Design: Identifying How (ìood Experiments Work ..........300 Three questions every good experiment must answer ................300 Knowing what to let change and what to hold constant ..............301 Measurement Theory: Understanding Validity and Reliability .............304 Measuring the right thing and measuring it right ..........................304 Improving the validity and reliability of neuroniarketing metrics... 306 Reversí1 Inference: Connecting Brain Measures to States of Mind .......307 Statistical Significance: Knowing When to Believe the Results .............310 Statistical tesis commonly used in neuroniarketing studies .......310 (letting more mileage out of statistical testing ..............................311 Normative Data: Linking Findings to the Real World ..............................314 Friends don t let friends make marketing decisions without normative data .................................................................314 Understanding how normative data puts study results in context ...........................................................................315 Chapter 20: A Pre-Flight Checklist for Successful Neuromarketing Studies ......................................317 What Are Your Business ( Jhjeclives for This Study , ..............................317 What Hypothesis Are You Testing and What s the Best Test to Use? ....319 Are You Testing the Right Materials . .......................................................321 Are You Sampling from the Right Population? ........................................323 How Will Your Results Change Your Business Actions . ........................325 Don t Pay the I rice of a Failure to Communicate ..........................................326 Chapter 21: Picking the Right Neuromarketing Partner ...........327 Knowing What You Need from a Neuromarketing Partner ....................328 Looking At Your Options ............................................................................331 When to enlist a neuroniarketing vendor .......................................333 When to enlist a neuroniarketing consultant .................................333 Neuroniarketing Orientations and Specializations .................................334 Technology specialists ......................................................................335 Integrated solution generalists ........................................................337 Questions to Ask a Prospective Neuroniarketing Partner .....................338 Culling the herd ..................................................................................338 Selecting the winner ..........................................................................339 Table of Contents Jf¡¡¡ Chapter 22: Neuromarketing Ethics, Standards, and Public Policy Implications ................................343 Doing Neuromarketing Ethically ................................................................344 Protecting the rights of research participants ...............................344 Representing research accurately in media and marketing .........346 Providing evidence of validity and reliability to potential buyers ....347 Moving the Industry toward Neuro-Standards .....................................349 Getting past the Wild West of early neuromarketing .................350 Embracing new standards for neuromarketing .............................350 Understanding Legal Issues Concerning Neuromarketing .....................353 Should neuromarketing be banned? ................................................353 Balancing accountability and free speech in the marketplace.... 354 Using Neuromarketing to Make Us Healthier and Wiser ........................355 Neuromarketing and public service advertising ............................355 Neuromarketing and public policy design and implementation.... 356 Neuromarketing and education .......................................................357 Part VI: The Part of Tens ...........................................359 Chapter 23: Ten Mistaken Beliefs about Neuromarketing .........361 Your Brain Has a Buy Button ..................................................................361 Marketing (ľan Control You ........................................................................362 Neuromarketing Can Implant Ideas in Your Head ...................................364 Your Nonconscious Can Overrule Your Conscious Mind ......................364 Neuromarketing Will Kill Creativity in Marketing ...................................365 Surveys and Focus Groups Are Dead ........................................................365 Neuromarketing Is Inherently Evil .............................................................366 Neuromarketing Isn t Based on Real Research ........................................367 Neuromarketing Is Only about Advertising ..............................................368 All Neuromarketers Always Tell the Truth ..............................................368 Chapter 24: Ten Scientific Pillars Underlying Neuromarketing ___371 System 1 and System 2................................................................................371 Priming ..........................................................................................................372 Emotional Somatic Markers ....................................................................373 Processing Fluency ......................................................................................373 Misattribution ..............................................................................................374 Nonconscious Goal Pursuit ........................................................................375 Low-Attention Processing ..........................................................................376 Implicit Memory ...........................................................................................376 Implicit Decisions ........................................................................................377 Reverse Inference ........................................................................................378 Index .......................................................................379
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