12 results on '"olfactory marketing"'
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2. Scent marketing: linking the scent congruence with brand image
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Errajaa, Karim, Legohérel, Patrick, Daucé, Bruno, and Bilgihan, Anil
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- 2021
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3. Satisfaction, image, and loyalty can be enhanced with congruent olfactory treatments: the acid test of optician franchise stores in shopping centres and on the high street.
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Beerli, Asunción, Diaz-Meneses, Gonzalo, and Martín-Santana, Josefa D.
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CONSUMER behavior ,OPTICIANS ,VISUAL perception ,PUBLIC spaces ,LOYALTY ,CUSTOMER loyalty ,RETAIL franchises - Abstract
As there needs to be more research done on the analysis of how the senses interact in contexts which do not particularly favour certain senses, this work proposes the analysis of consumer responses to olfactory and visual stimuli in the context of stores belonging to a well-known optician franchise. To that end, two different urban spaces are considered: shopping centres and the high street. Furthermore, two distinct and non-incongruent olfactory stimuli are applied. So an attempt has been made to carry out a sure-fire test, in neither an artificial nor a natural setting, on the importance of olfactory marketing through the estimation of a path model within a methodological design of a quasi-experimental type. Specifically, the aim is to show that olfactory stimuli not only enhance the image of a store but also becomes more relevant when there is congruence between the store and the fragrance used for ambient scenting. In addition, it can be demonstrated that this response to olfactory and visual stimuli creates an image that is crucial in building satisfaction and that this in turn strengthens customer loyalty. On this basis, implications for management practices are suggested and future lines of research are proposed based on the limitations of the work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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4. Effect of Ambient Scents and Behavior Responses of Customer.
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Minh Tri CAO and Quynh Nga DUONG
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- 2021
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5. O MARKETING OLFATIVO COMO POSICIONAMENTO DE MARCAS
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Claudia Patricia Grisales Castro
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sensory marketing ,marketing sensorial ,lcsh:Economic theory. Demography ,olfactory marketing ,marketing sensorial, marketing olfativo, merchandising olfativo, nota, aroma ,merchandising olfativo ,scent ,lcsh:Business ,olfactory merchandising ,marketing olfativo ,lcsh:HB1-3840 ,nota ,aroma ,lcsh:HF5001-6182 ,observação ,note - Abstract
RESUMEN El objetivo de este estudio se basa en analizar la percepción que tienen los consumidores sobre el marketing sensorial olfativo, como estrategia utilizada para el posicionamiento de las marcas. El sentido del olfato siempre ha sido un factor determinante en la toma de decisiones del ser humano, sin embargo, los estudios que existen sobre el proceso que vincula los aromas, el olfato y las marcas. Son descriptivos y de carácter interno por esta razón no pueden confirmar que un aroma estratégico, aplicado a una empresa o marca sea un factor de posicionamiento efectivo. Algunas marcas ya utilizan el sentido del olfato como activador de relaciones, emociones y sentimientos con sus clientes, aprovechando que sentido del olfato no presenta saturación publicitaria, y tiene comunicación directa con la memoria, sin embargo, es una estrategia aislada que migra de otros países y que para la mayoría de empresas es un concepto nuevo como aplicación de marketing sensorial. Se realizó una investigación cuantitativa de tipo exploratoria utilizando encuestas aplicadas a (120) consumidores, entre hombre y mujeres en edades 18 a 60 años con procesos de compra y consumo en el territorio colombiano. Los hallazgos relacionan positivamente al consumidor y los aromas, también se puede evidenciar lo novedoso que es para el mercado el concepto de marketing olfativo, confirmando que algunos consumidores si conocen este tipo de estrategias, y la han experimentado en grandes marcas, como hoteles, restaurantes y sector vestuario. Como conclusiones se puede evidenciar una disposición por parte de los consumidores en la implementación de estrategias sensoriales olfativas para las marcas. Convirtiéndose esto en una oportunidad de mercado interesante para las empresas, desarrolladoras y distribuidoras de marketing olfativo, ya que el consumidor en general está dispuesto a disfrutar de la estrategia sensorial olfativa. JEL: M3, M30, M31, M37, M39, D11, D12 ABSTRACT The objective of this study based on analyzing the perception that consumers have about olfactory sensory marketing, as a strategy used for brand positioning. The sense of smell has always been a determining factor in human decision making, however, the studies that exist on the process that links aromas, smell and brands. They are descriptive and internal in nature for the reason they cannot confirm that a strategic aroma, applied to a company or brand is an effective positioning factor. Some brands already use the sense of smell as an activator of relationships, emotions and feelings with their customers, taking advantage of the sense of smell does not present advertising saturation, and has direct communication with memory, however, it is an isolated strategy that migrates from other countries and that for most companies it is a new concept as a sensory marketing application. An exploratory quantitative investigation carried out using surveys applied to (120) consumers, between men and women between the ages of 18 and 60, with purchase and consumption processes in the Colombian territory. The findings relate positively to the consumer and the aromas, it can also be evidenced how novel the olfactory marketing concept is for the market, confirming that some consumers do know these types of strategies, and have experienced it in large brands, such as hotels, restaurants and clothing sector. As conclusions can be evidenced a willingness on the part of consumers in the implementation of olfactory sensory strategies for brands. Turning this into an interesting market opportunity for companies, developers and distributors of olfactory marketing, since the consumer in general is willing to enjoy the olfactory sensory strategy. JEL: M3, M30, M31, M37, M39, D11, D12 RESUMO O objetivo deste estudo é analisar a percepção que os consumidores têm sobre o marketing sensorial olfativo, como estratégia utilizada para o posicionamento da marca. O olfato sempre foi um fator determinante na tomada de decisão humana, no entanto, os estudos existentes sobre o processo que vincula aromas, olfato e marcas. Eles são de natureza descritiva e interna, por esse motivo, não podem confirmar que um aroma estratégico aplicado a uma empresa ou marca seja um fator de posicionamento eficaz. Algumas marcas já usam o olfato como ativador de relacionamentos, emoções e sentimentos com seus clientes, aproveitando o olfato não apresenta saturação publicitária e tem comunicação direta com a memória, no entanto, é uma estratégia isolada que migra de outros países e que, para a maioria das empresas, é um novo conceito como aplicativo de marketing sensorial. Uma investigação quantitativa exploratória foi realizada por meio de pesquisas aplicadas a (120) consumidores, entre homens e mulheres entre 18 e 60 anos, com processos de compra e consumo no território colombiano. As descobertas se relacionam positivamente com o consumidor e os aromas, também pode ser evidenciado o quão novo é o conceito de marketing olfativo para o mercado, confirmando que alguns consumidores conhecem esses tipos de estratégias e o experimentaram em grandes marcas, como hotéis, restaurantes e setor de vestuário. Como conclusões, pode-se evidenciar uma disposição por parte dos consumidores na implementação de estratégias sensoriais olfativas para as marcas. Transformando isso em uma interessante oportunidade de mercado para empresas, desenvolvedores e distribuidores de marketing olfativo, uma vez que o consumidor em geral está disposto a aproveitar a estratégia sensorial olfativa. JEL: M3, M30, M31, M37, M39, D11, D12
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6. Leading the consumer by the nose: on the commercialization of olfactory design for the food and beverage sector.
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Spence, Charles
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SMELL , *OLFACTORY perception , *FOOD industry marketing - Abstract
Many researchers distinguish between two senses of smell--orthonasal (when we inhale or sniff) and retronasal (when volatiles are pulsed out from the back of the nose during eating). Orthonasal olfactory cues are key to setting our expectations concerning the sensory and hedonic attributes of food and drink; by contrast, retronasal olfactory cues are central to the experience of taste (or, better said, flavour). Food and beverage providers are increasingly modifying the product-extrinsic olfactory cues associated with their offerings in order to try and influence our food behaviours and hopefully enhance our multisensory product experiences. One way in which this is happening is via the introduction of olfactorily enhanced product packaging into the marketplace. A second key route is via the control and modification of the olfactory 'smellscape' in and around chain restaurants and food/beverage outlets. A third route that is slowly starting to emerge is technology-enabled olfactory marketing via scent-emitting billboards and scent-enabled plug-ins for mobile devices. Key opportunities and concerns, ethical and otherwise, surrounding the recent growth of olfactory marketing (specifically those examples incorporating food aromas) are highlighted. Ultimately, the question that we should all perhaps be asking ourselves is whether we are all being 'led by the nose', knowingly or otherwise, into unhealthy food behaviours. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
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7. The Scent of Art. Perception, Evaluation, and Behaviour in a Museum in Response to Olfactory Marketing
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Francisco J. Miranda-Gonzalez, Laura Pascual-Nebreda, Jesús Pérez Mayo, Óscar Rodrigo González-López, and Francisco I. Vega-Gomez
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evaluation ,Environmental effects of industries and plants ,Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment ,media_common.quotation_subject ,museum ,05 social sciences ,Geography, Planning and Development ,olfactory marketing ,TJ807-830 ,Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law ,TD194-195 ,Renewable energy sources ,ambient scent ,behaviour ,Environmental sciences ,mancova ,Perception ,0502 economics and business ,Institution ,050211 marketing ,GE1-350 ,Marketing ,Psychology ,050203 business & management ,media_common - Abstract
Olfactory marketing has been increasing its presence in commercial environments in recent years thanks to its influence on perceptions, evaluations, and behaviour. However, the number of scientific studies on the issue is limited, and this is even more true for nonprofit environments. The aim of this experiment is to provide empirical answers about the influence of smell on the evaluation and behavior of the consumer of nonprofit services, specifically the museum consumer. For this purpose, an experiment was carried out at the Gonzá, lez Santana Museum over four weeks in March and April 2017, during which three rooms in the museum were filled with scents considered to be congruent. The results obtained from the MANCOVA analysis demonstrate scent having a significant influence on perceptions and evaluations, as well as on the intentions to revisit the institution, and significant repercussions for management and researching can be derived from this.
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- 2020
8. On the use of ambient odours to influence the multisensory experience of dining.
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Spence, Charles
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In recent years, a number of modernist chefs have started to pay more attention to the potential role of food or drink-extrinsic scents in enhancing their guest's multisensory gastronomic experiences. This narrative review highlights the wide range of uses for such ambient, and/or food-extrinsic, aromas. Oftentimes, in a gastronomic setting, ambient scents have been introduced by chefs in order to help set the context for a particular dish, and/or to assist with the storytelling that surrounds a specific element within an experiential meal. Ambient scents have also been introduced in order to induce a specific mood and/or to trigger nostalgia in the minds of diners. Food-extrinsic scents have, on occasion, even been used deliberately to modify the taste/flavour of the food or drink itself. At the same time, however, a number of sensory marketers have become increasingly interested in the idea of signature scents associated with branded food establishments and the role that they may play in inducing a desire to consume, and thus bias (or nudge) people's food purchasing behaviour. Another use of food scents is to help people control their food consumption. This narrative review highlights both the opportunities and challenges that are associated with the use of ambient and/or dish-extrinsic scent in a gastronomic setting. Ultimately, the literature reviewed here highlights the somewhat different uses to which ambient (or product-extrinsic) food smells have been put in the gastronomic, artistic/theatrical, health-related, and mainstream restaurant contexts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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9. Marketing scents and the anthropology of smell.
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Moeran, Brian
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INDUSTRIAL sociology ,CONSUMPTION (Economics) ,ESSENTIAL oils ,SMELL ,INCENSE ,CHEMICAL senses ,PACKAGING ,SUPPLY & demand - Abstract
This paper examines the situated meanings of smell in the production and consumption of incense in Japan. Arguing that neither anthropology nor marketing – in spite of certain shared methodological and theoretical concerns – has been particularly successful in examining smell itself (as opposed to the socio-cultural aspects thereof), the paper shows how both incense manufacturers and retailers need to consider factors – like colour coordination, packaging and naming – that are extraneous to smell and incorporate them into their practices in order to create and sustain olfactory taste among contemporary Japanese. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
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10. The Scent of Art. Perception, Evaluation, and Behaviour in a Museum in Response to Olfactory Marketing.
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Vega-Gómez, Francisco I., Miranda-Gonzalez, Francisco J., Pérez Mayo, Jesús, González-López, Óscar Rodrigo, and Pascual-Nebreda, Laura
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Olfactory marketing has been increasing its presence in commercial environments in recent years thanks to its influence on perceptions, evaluations, and behaviour. However, the number of scientific studies on the issue is limited, and this is even more true for nonprofit environments. The aim of this experiment is to provide empirical answers about the influence of smell on the evaluation and behavior of the consumer of nonprofit services, specifically the museum consumer. For this purpose, an experiment was carried out at the González Santana Museum over four weeks in March and April 2017, during which three rooms in the museum were filled with scents considered to be congruent. The results obtained from the MANCOVA analysis demonstrate scent having a significant influence on perceptions and evaluations, as well as on the intentions to revisit the institution, and significant repercussions for management and researching can be derived from this. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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11. The influence of olfactory marketing on clients' loyalty
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Marques, S. and Cardoso, M.
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Olfactory Marketing ,Atmosfera ,odor ,Lealdade - Abstract
This study refers to marketing and consumer behaviour trying to analyse the relationship between the Olfactory Marketing and consumer loyalty. The research is based on a sample of 390 people, data collected through an online questionnaire. Respondents are customers of chain store Zara Home where Olfactory Marketing is used. The questionnaire was made available on the website of Zara Home Facebook. To answer the questionnaire a prior requirement was considered – the respondent should have made a purchase in this group of stores and had to have visited the store recently. A convenience sample was then collected. The authors conducted an exploratory data analysis and concluded that Olfactory Marketing induces changes in the emotional state of consumers, captures their attention and is a topic of conversation. In conjunction with other factors it can induce more shopping, have a positive impact on satisfaction and loyalty. info:eu-repo/semantics/submittedVersion
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- 2014
12. The influence of olfactory marketing on client's loyalty
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Marques, Ana Sofia Mesquita Tavares, Marques, Susana Henriques, and Cardoso, Margarida G. M. S.
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Smell ,Loyalty ,Atmosphere ,Olfactory marketing - Abstract
JEL Classification System: M31 Este estudo liga dois grandes temas, o Marketing e o comportamento do consumidor. Mais detalhadamente implica duas vertentes interessantes dos temas anteriores, o Marketing Olfactivo e a lealdade do consumidor, respectivamente. O foco principal que se pretendeu avaliar nesta pesquisa foi perceber se o Marketing Olfactivo no ponto de venda tem influência na lealdade dos clientes. Esta pesquisa procurou recolher respostas para a questão que se apresenta nesta dissertação através da realização de um questionário Online. Toda a investigação teve como base os resultados obtidos através do questionário feito a uma amostra de 390 pessoas. O centro de investigação foi a cadeia de lojas Zara Home que pratica este tipo de Marketing. O requisito principal para responder a este questionário online via página da Zara Home do Facebook, era de o inquirido já ter realizado alguma compra neste grupo de lojas. Como não foi possível obter uma amostra aleatória optou-se por utilizar o processo de amostragem por conveniência. Após a realização do questionário, os resultados obtidos foram analisados chegando-se à conclusão que o Marketing Olfactivo tem influência na lealdade dos consumidores. This study connects two main themes, the Marketing and the Consumer Behaviour. In more detail, it implies two interesting aspects of the previous themes, the Olfactory Marketing and Consumer Loyalty. The main focus intended to evaluate is to understand if Olfactory Marketing at the point of sale can have any influence on the clients’ loyalty. This research tries to collect answers for the question presented on this dissertation through the elaboration of an online survey. All the investigation is based on the results obtained through the online survey made to a sample of 390 people. The investi gation center of this study was the chain of stores Zara Home which practices Olfactory Marketing. The main requirement to answer the online survey through the Zara Home Facebook page was that the respondent should have already made some kind of shopping in this group of stores. As it was not possible to obtain a random sample, the option was to use the Convenience Sampling Process. After the elaboration of the survey and collecting the answers, the results obtained are analysed, leading to the conclusion t hat the Olfactory Marketing has influence on the Customers’ loyalty.
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- 2013
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