Today as the world has become a big market with globalization, competition has increased, and consumers have become conscious and interacted with each other via development of information and communication technologies, companies need to manage consumer perception successfully in order to have profit and to maintain their presence in the market. Although perception management is a very new concept in marketing, in fact, consumer perception management is a different expression of persuading consumers to buy and demonstrates a variety of approaches to achieve influencing consumer behaviors since the birth of the marketing field. However, consumers are now approached more strategically and cognitive, with the use of sensorial and emotional tactics. On the other hand, neuromarketing, which consider marketing activities via the disciplines of neuroscience and psychophysiology, tries to present clear and reliable data about consumers, and allows interpreting consumers’ mental and physical reactions given to marketing stimuli, via observing their perception processes. Marketing strategies developed for perception management by making use of these data have a strong effect on consumer perception. However, when the consumer cannot perceive the given marketing messages, the company’s attempt to influence its target audience with perception management fails from the very beginning. In order to find a solution to this important problem that may occur in the communication process with the target audience, the neuromarketing research focuses on the perception process, which is thought to be the most important stage in the management of consumer perception. The purpose of the research is to measure the effectiveness of the fact that “the more senses of the consumer are addressed, the more effective the perception can be managed”, in line with the changes in consumer perception by measuring it with neuromarketing techniques. In order to measure how the consumer perception is affected by visual and auditory stimuli, participants were shown a desktop advertisement of the brand CarrefourSA. We measure and analyze the participants’ mental and physical responses in the perception process by using EEG and eye-tracking neuromarketing techniques simultaneously. According to the analysis, the combined use of audio and visual stimuli in advertising often enables consumers to perceive the message much better than using visual stimuli alone. However, it was observed that the presence of a second sensory stimulus adversely affects the perception process when numerical values such as price, campaign date are included in the advertisement image.
Neuromarketing Visual Perception Auditory Perception Perception Management EEG Analysis Method Advertisement
Nöropazarlama Görsel Algı İşitsel Algı Algı Yönetimi EEG Analiz Yöntemi Eye-tracking Analiz Yöntemi Reklam
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Makale Başvuru |
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Publication Date | January 30, 2021 |
Published in Issue | Year 2021 Volume: 16 Issue: 55 |
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Marmara UniversityInstitute of Social Sciences
Göztepe Kampüsü Enstitüler Binası Kat:5 34722 Kadıköy/İstanbul
e-ISSN: 2147-5377