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Perception & The 5 Senses! | consumingconsumer
https://consumingconsumer.wordpress.com/2011/10/20/perception-the-5-senses
Perception and The 5 Senses! On: October 20, 2011. Today I finally got the books I ordered for the modules this semester, among them is the book Understanding the consumer (David A. Statt). Flicking through the pages quickly I came across this chapter of Individual perception, and this is the inspiration behind this particular blog post. Last week I talked about how we all see brands differently. This week I am going to talk a little more about how we see things. What draws you to something in a shop?
Humour & Advertisments | consumingconsumer
https://consumingconsumer.wordpress.com/2011/12/05/humour-advertisments
On: December 5, 2011. So this is it! The final blog so I thought I would look at humour in advertising! Personally I really love when adverts are made funny, and often find I remember them the most. I feel that out of every type of focus in advertising (serious, sex based, informative etc.) humour is one of the best if not the best way to advertise. But what do you think? What are the adverts that you recall, the earliest ones? Here is another i remember from ages ago. In an Article found here. James Poo...
Supermarket Price wars! | consumingconsumer
https://consumingconsumer.wordpress.com/2011/11/29/supermarket-price-wars
On: November 29, 2011. This week I thought I would talk about supermarket price wars, since a MASSIVE! War seems to have broken out between them! The question Is which supermarket to go to? Which supermarket has the best deals. There is a lot of confusion around lately. Is this current price war really that good for us as consumers? With Christmas just been around the corner as well, the price war between the supermarkets is very intense! Here a few offers we face form the supermarkets. Heerde, Gijsbrech...
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On: December 5, 2011. So this is it! The final blog so I thought I would look at humour in advertising! Personally I really love when adverts are made funny, and often find I remember them the most. I feel that out of every type of focus in advertising (serious, sex based, informative etc.) humour is one of the best if not the best way to advertise. But what do you think? What are the adverts that you recall, the earliest ones? Here is another i remember from ages ago. In an Article found here. James Poo...
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On: October 13, 2011. So last week I talked about everyone having their price, and this week I have decided to look at brand identity, as in the last week it has come up a lot! If I was to say to you Coca Cola, what is the first thing you see? Is it just the name that you see or do you see the whole name and logo together? And do you see colour too? For me it is this. What is it that makes us recognise a brand to another? Is it Just the name or much more than that? Does this show then that a brands ident...
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Want A Women To Remember ????? | psychADelic
https://psychadelicz.wordpress.com/2011/11/18/want-a-women-to-remember
A kaleidoscopic view of the Consumer- emotion, expression and manipulation……. Want A Women To Remember? Now for all the men out there who thought women were just talkers and they don’t listen and remember anything you say here is a piece of advice try modulating your voice to a deeper voice . You think I am joking? Well to get back to the experiments. In the first experiment, 45 women were initially shown an image of a single object while listening to the name of the object spoken either by a high or...
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Week 10 – Positions, are they important? | consumer10pspebd
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Just another WordPress.com site. Week 10 – Positions, are they important? The position a brand holds on the market is extremely important. There are many strategies companies develop to secure them the best and highest possible position. Reis and Trout. The best way how to get into consumers mind is to be the first. It is always much easier to remember first one then the second one. If the brand is a long time on the market and first, it is a. Not everything is lost when the company is a follower. Th...
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Week 11 – Store Environment | consumer10pspebd
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Just another WordPress.com site. Week 11 – Store Environment. The environment of the store plays very important role and might influence consumer purchasing behaviour. Did you ever walked into the store that was very messy, the colour was very strange and on the top of everything there was a very bad smell? Sherman, Mathur and Smith (1997). Grewal and Parasuraman (1994). Spangenberg, Crowley and Henderson (1996). The message addressed in this research was that smell together with other factors is very im...
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Week 5 – Be careful who is watching! | consumer10pspebd
https://consumer10pspebd.wordpress.com/2011/10/27/week-5-be-careful-who-is-watching
Just another WordPress.com site. Week 5 – Be careful who is watching! The individual differences play an important role in. Our lives and this also applies to consumer psychology. The advertisers must be. Very careful and aware of who and when is watching their advert. They should. Also create the type of advert that is appropriate for their product. There are. Differences between ages, cultures, emotions as well as personalities of. Williams and Drolet (2005) conducted study:. Fung and Carstensen (2003).
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Week 9 – Do we need attention? | consumer10pspebd
https://consumer10pspebd.wordpress.com/2011/11/24/week-9-do-we-need-attention
Just another WordPress.com site. Week 9 – Do we need attention? For marketers it is crucial to understand attention and to know exactly how it works. It can help them to create better ads and ‘make’ consumers pay more attention to their product or services because each individual is influenced by different factors and pay attention to different products. Vito and Perrotta (2006). Monk et al. (2003). Fox, Krugman, Fletcher and Fischer (1998). The allocation of our attention is voluntary and is specific to...
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Week 4 – How do we decide what to buy? | consumer10pspebd
https://consumer10pspebd.wordpress.com/2011/10/18/week-4-how-do-we-decide-what-to-buy
Just another WordPress.com site. Week 4 – How do we decide what to buy? There are 4 types of decisions consumers can make:. People make decisions based on their habits and. Stick with the product they are familiar with or product their family is buying. For many years, the involvement and processing of information is low (for example milk, butter…). We choose to buy a product from our favourite and. Reliable brand, information processing is low but involvement is high (for. What do I need to buy? In thei...
Warning: Your surname can make you an impulsive shopper!!! | psychADelic
https://psychadelicz.wordpress.com/2011/12/09/warning-your-surname-can-make-you-an-impulsive-shopper
A kaleidoscopic view of the Consumer- emotion, expression and manipulation……. Warning: Your surname can make you an impulsive shopper! So here we are thinking for the last topic , writing our last blog and to compliment the scenario what I find is a theory called the ‘Last Name Effect’. How perfect could it get? Sheakspere once said what’s in a name? A recent study,. The Last Name Effect. Now I wonder if this could solve the mystery of why some people tend to shop more impulsively those others? Weird as ...
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Gender specifying in adverts | CONSTANTLY CONSUMED
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October 21, 2011. Gender specifying in adverts. Originally I was going to blog about something else, when a random advert came to mind. A couple of years ago, there was a advert of t.v that received almost 700 complaints and I hadn’t even considered when first viewing it that it could be worthy of complaining about. How do adverts aimed at different genders change perceptions as we get older? Does this make you more likely to buy it? Either way, it increases sales. This entry was posted on Friday, Octobe...
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I can predict everything that happened last week – The Hindsight Bias | The Irrational Consumer
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Just another WordPress.com site, or is it? December 2, 2011 / Simon Thorne. I can predict everything that happened last week – The Hindsight Bias. Aren’t my predictive powers remarkable? Now when people ask me about events, I can say, I. That would happen . This is common for me, when I go to a football match, after the game, everybody. That the financial crisis of 2008 would happen, and line up to get on talk shows to illustrate what should have been done to prevent it. When actually, they didn’t. We ar...
One Shot, Two Shot, Three Shot Floor? | psu90b
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Scare the smoke out of us? One Shot, Two Shot, Three Shot Floor? So I’m going to follow on from my blog last week. It seems hardly fair to just get at the government for their smoking adverts, so this week I’m going to pick on them for their alcohol adverts! So I decided to look at the other side of the coin. There are some good sides to alcohol. We have fun drinking it, it can taste nice and helps us relax and unwind. Here is an advert which I love. http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Though not necessarily a...
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CCB – Consuming Christianity Blog | A place where our comprehension of God & our affections to God are encouraged and challenged for the glory of God!
CCB – Consuming Christianity Blog. A place where our comprehension of God and our affections to God are encouraged and challenged for the glory of God! Giant 21ft. Killer Crocodile. September 6, 2011. The news of this croc is amazing enough, but what makes this story truly great is the fact that they kept this croc alive! That’s right, alive! 8221; And indeed he will! This raises another question… are dinosaurs really extinct? Or even our modern-day Rhinos. 9/11 Coloring Book – Very Controversial B...
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Consuming Cock | how many chickens do you eat in a year?
How many chickens do you eat in a year? It appears we’ve been going after some of the exotics of late. Thai, Chinese, bbq’d and hot.After all, who wants to put a plain old cock in their mouth? You want it to be exotic! Comments : Leave a Comment. Categories : Cocks Consumed. With the addition of a delightful Thai noodle dish we’ve now taken in THREE whole cocks! Thai Cock…We like Exotic Cock! Comments : Leave a Comment. Categories : Cocks Consumed. Eaten 3 whole animals! Comments : Leave a Comment. Categ...
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The Conscious Consumer
In hope of distracting ourselves from the pathetic emptiness our meaningless, consumer driven lives. Thursday, September 6, 2012. Why locally grown food is important. Posted by Kali Orkin. Thursday, November 3, 2011. Corporate "Encouragement" of Healthy Food: Disney's new strategy. I was just reading a blog post. About advertisements and noticed she mentioned Disney's practice of branding fruit. I decided to investigate and found the Posts' report. The argument against this behavior is the unsettling fee...
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Healthy Eating Myths Busted. There are lots of myths about healthy eating. Check out some of these debunked by Matthew Santoro. April 15, 2016. Healthy Eating Myths Busted. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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On: December 5, 2011. So this is it! The final blog so I thought I would look at humour in advertising! Personally I really love when adverts are made funny, and often find I remember them the most. I feel that out of every type of focus in advertising (serious, sex based, informative etc.) humour is one of the best if not the best way to advertise. But what do you think? What are the adverts that you recall, the earliest ones? Here is another i remember from ages ago. In an Article found here. James Poo...
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Consuming Consumerism
Walking in a Winter Consumerland. 8220;Lets talk about sex baby…”. A new meaning to customer? Is your bark as big as your bite? 8220;What if that dream comes true? On A new meaning to customer…. On Is your bark as big as your…. On Is your bark as big as your…. On A lack of resources? On A lack of resources? Walking in a Winter Consumerland. Read more "Walking in a Winter Consumerland". 8220;Lets talk about sex baby…”. Read more "“Lets talk about sex baby…”". A new meaning to customer? This post is going ...
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Consuming Conviction | "We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ." 2 Corinthians 10:5
We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ. 2 Corinthians 10:5. An Open Letter to My Fellow Young Adults (I Know Nothing, and Neither Do You). October 14, 2016. October 14, 2016. Would you allow me to be completely real with you for just a minute? Great, thank you. There’s something I’ve been needing to get off my chest. I know nothing about anything. I was completely wrong about everything. But then there are those mome...
Consuming Copy | The non-writers guide to writing for the web
August 17, 2011 · 4:38 pm. Google launches a new social media platform: Google. Taken from: Mach One Communications’ Blog,. For more on Marketing, contact Jackie Ranahan at Mach One Communications. Google is Google’s latest social media tool. What makes Google unique is that it considers how we work as humans, and what’s not working with the current tools we are using. To fix online sharing, making it less awkward and more sensitive. What’s not working with the other platforms? You have to share with.
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consumingcostarica | Cooking and eating through a new culture
Cooking and eating through a new culture. Lemongrass tea for me. With a field of lemongrass at my disposal, why not! Somewhere in the back of my mind, I remember reading how lemongrass has a cooling effect on the body and was used to fight fevers. Considering we have no AC, anything that cools you down I am in for. So while perusing recipes for tea, I was surprised to find all the other benefits of lemon grass. Simple Quick Lemon Grass Tea Recipe. Cover with a 2-3 cups of water and bring to boil. This sl...
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Saturday, August 1, 2015. Speed Dating with Middle Grade: Part 8. As I write this, I am enjoying my very last weekend of summer vacation. I can't really complain that school is about to start again; I have enjoyed over 9 solid weeks of vacation already, and that's nothing to scoff at! I've already posted a few of those, and I have a few more in the works, but for now, enjoy this concluding (for now) chapter of middle grade titles! How They Choked: Failures, Flops, and Flaws of the Awfully Famous. What I'...
