2020
DOI: 10.5937/ekoizazov2017045s
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Multi-sensory marketing

Abstract: Sensory marketing is a set of marketing techniques that aim to use the senses to influence consumer behaviour and the way they make purchasing decisions. This paper discusses companies' sensory marketing practices, the role of the reasons in consumer perception, and how companies create their approach through reaction analysis. This type of marketing is based on the assumption that consumer behaviour is more influenced by affective impulses concerning the cognitive component and is part of a broader trend of p… Show more

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“…Accordingly, the aesthetic experience includes not only aesthetic qualities that are physically visible, but also aesthetic perceptions [34]. The most famous restaurants in the world have a unique appearance, a recognizable visual identity and an ambience where guests are happy to talk about even when they leave the restaurant [35]. Restaurants strive to set themselves apart from the competition by theme or type.…”
Section: Physical Environment Quality In Restaurantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accordingly, the aesthetic experience includes not only aesthetic qualities that are physically visible, but also aesthetic perceptions [34]. The most famous restaurants in the world have a unique appearance, a recognizable visual identity and an ambience where guests are happy to talk about even when they leave the restaurant [35]. Restaurants strive to set themselves apart from the competition by theme or type.…”
Section: Physical Environment Quality In Restaurantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whether as academics or as practitioners, we are now increasingly encountering applications and the use of senses in marketing. However, the issue as such still provides considerable scope for discovering new contexts [29][30][31]. This part of the chapter will present a partial output of a series of experiments that, based on qualitative research, produced empirical material for the development of a basic model for the application of sensory marketing tools to business practice.…”
Section: Experiment: the Influence Of Sight On The Perception Of Product Valuementioning
confidence: 99%