
(2005), involved a 61 participants in two studies, in which they were requested to choose Lipton Ice Tea and Spa Rood (local brand in Netherland, is perceived having similar quality and capability to quench thirst, as much as Lipton Ice Tea) in a lab setting, with involving the variable of level of thirst of the participant.
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I see the following works as a series of studies, done by Karremans et al. The question answered, at least for me, until I found some of these empirical proves. Examples of subliminal adverts.īut I still not got it, how could the message work effectively to persuade consumers so that their purchase intention toward the respective product / brand increased? Even, upon looking again and again toward the ads example above, it still doesn’t give me any impact on buying. Nevertheless, the topic has been discussed throughout the century, to find out, how exactly this technique affects consumer behaviour and impacting higher sales of the respective product/brand. But that was just his fantasy, the sales at that time might be increased, but he could not explain empirically how and why the approach yielded in the human mind and affecting the sales.
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Karremans et al., 2005 Verwijmeren et al., 2010 Kirdar, 2012 Verwijmeren et al., 2013), subliminal advertising was once introduced by James Vicary, a market researcher back then around 59 years ago, who claimed that his approach to putting a flash message in a movie cinema ‘eat popcorn’ and ‘drink Coca Cola’ had increased the sales of popcorn and Coca Cola in the respective cinema. Vicary’s work in subliminal advertising on 1957.Īs written in many articles (i.e. Even until now – but at least it is better now, with some journals helping me out to comprehend. At a glance, my mind was spinning around trying to understand this marketing technique. As explained in the textbook, subliminal advertising deals with subliminal perception, which dominantly involves unconscious awareness of a stimulus, and process it in subconscious level (Kardes et al., 2011). That time, I was not too sure, what subliminal advertising was. The subliminal topic has been jazzing up my brain harmony since week 2 when the term began –during the 2 nd lecture of attention and while skim-reading Kardes textbook.

Well, it is a blog, not an academic journal, though. This time, I feel like writing the title in a too-confident way.
