Experimental marketing: Building customer associations
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Experimental marketing
- Conquering with concepts
- Branding is dead, experience is everything
- Experiential marketing concept in detail
- Applying the concept of experiential marketing
- Experiential marketing in the Indian context
- 7 As of marketing experiences
- Using experiential marketing
- The need of experiential marketing
- History of experiential marketing
- A CEM framework
- Experimental marketing at store level
- Experimental marketing - Building customer association
- Differences between experimental marketing and traditional marketing
- The levels and the 4 P's of marketing
- Criticism of marketing
- Marketing strategy
- Strategic marketing models
- Expenses of experimental marketing
- Los Angeles CA - Market wire
- Success through experiential marketing
- Attractive packaging from Coca-Cola
- Hewlett-Packard's three pillars of holistic service
- Experiences drive B2B branding
- Suggestions and conclusions
Abstract
Experiential marketing uses brand relevant experiences to engage key audiences while creating a forum where these audiences interact with a brand. It involves high levels of interactivity and sensory impact and seeks to elicit an emotional response the target through a more personal level of engagement than other media. After economic reforms, marketing has changed the entire consumer behavior; it has intensified more competition in brands. Now we are in net revolution. We have left behind traditional marketing concepts. Earlier we were using product, feature based brands to induce consumers. Now we have new differentiator in marketing. This is called experimental marketing. This new marketing mix is trying to bring brands to life through experience. Experiential marketing is to stimulate in active manner, to engage consumer in a personal life experience, to allow them to be receptive with the brand in a personalized environment. Experiential marketing is to create and add the value of life; they are to be involved in the product development process. We have seen lots of marketers doing these experiments like Indica, Pepsodent, NIIT, Pepsi, Dishnet. Experiential marketing is also about choosing customers, selling your dreams. Here a dream is not a product it is about experience. Take the case of PEPSI; they are in the business of creating experiences for consumers through events, placement of visicoolers, etc. Experience marketing is has a mind shift approach in its delivery system. It also has creative rules and a frame work. It has to be viewed scientifically.
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