2016
DOI: 10.1002/mar.20926
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The Effects of Product Placement in Fictitious Literature on Consumer Purchase Intention

Abstract: Three experiments tested whether brand‐name products placed in a short story would be more often selected when two identical products with different brand names were presented in either a picture or text format in forced choice purchase intention and placement recognition tests. In Experiments 1a and 1b, there was no significant influence of product placement in a pictorial purchase intention task. However, in Experiments 2a and 2b, a reliable and equal level of recognition memory was observed, regardless of w… Show more

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“…Acceptance of product (brand) placement in films plays an essential role in implementing marketing actions, which ensures high effectiveness in influencing consumers (Balakrishnan, Dousin, & Permarupan, 2012). Brand placement acceptance shows how the audience remembers the brand and how positive the consumer's perception of the brand is, which usually affects the consumer's purchase intentions (Barnhardt, Manzano, Brito, Myrick, & Smith, 2016). Brand awareness refers to consumers' ability to recognize and recall a brand in different situations (Aaker, 2009).…”
Section: Literature Review and Development Of Research Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acceptance of product (brand) placement in films plays an essential role in implementing marketing actions, which ensures high effectiveness in influencing consumers (Balakrishnan, Dousin, & Permarupan, 2012). Brand placement acceptance shows how the audience remembers the brand and how positive the consumer's perception of the brand is, which usually affects the consumer's purchase intentions (Barnhardt, Manzano, Brito, Myrick, & Smith, 2016). Brand awareness refers to consumers' ability to recognize and recall a brand in different situations (Aaker, 2009).…”
Section: Literature Review and Development Of Research Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por isso, estratégias para marcas mais familiares podem não funcionar da mesma maneira que para as menos conhecidas (DAVTYAN; CUNNINGHAM, 2016). O objetivo principal de um anunciante do product placement é o aumento nas vendas do produto de uma determinada marca (BARNHARDT et al;, tendo por objetivo influenciar o público, além de ser Percepção dos consumidores em relação à estratégia de PRODUCT PLACEMENT em séries de TV: Um estudo comparativo entre brasileiros e americanos uma ferramenta promocional de rápido crescimento em diferentes meios de comunicação. Além disso, o product placement se difere dos comerciais tradicionais por sua intenção persuasiva, que está mais explícita, aumentando os níveis de intenção de compra (CHAN; PETROVICI; LOWE, 2016).…”
Section: Interesse Na Marca E a Intenção De Compra Através Do Productunclassified
“…To suit the purpose of the study, the relations between consumers' attitudes toward actors/actresses and the characters they play, the attitudes toward a movie, the attitudes toward product placement and brand are explained. There are numerous studies published in relation to the product placement practices in different communicational and cultural tools such as movies, TV series and literature and their effect on buying behaviors of individuals (Jin & Villegas, 2007;McKechnie & Zhou, 2003;Barnhardt, Manzano, Brito, Myrick, & Smith 2016), brand recall (Johnstone & Dodd, 2000;Argan, Velioğlu, & Argan, 2007) and the attitudes of the audience (Balasubramanian, Karrh & Patwardhan, 2006;Russell & Stern, 2006;Philips, & Noble, 2007;Cowley & Barron, 2008;Sapmaz & Tolon, 2014;Kırcova & Şirin, 2017). However, there seems to be a scarcity of research focusing on other attitudinal components affecting the audience's attitudes toward product placement, to the best of the authors' knowledge.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%