Neuromarketing Approach: An Overview of Future Market Research

Neuromarketing Approach: An Overview of Future Market Research

Shreyasi Pranjal, Pradhyuman Singh Lakhawat
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-4496-2.ch010
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Abstract

In the 21st century, marketing research has been oriented towards four components of consumers—physical body, mind, heart, and spirit—which contributes to the birth of new term, neuromarketing. Neuromarketing is an infant field of marketing science. It tends to help in measurement of physiological and neural signals of brain to gain insight into consumer motivations, preferences, and decisions related to market current situations. In simple words, it's the study of consumer responses in response to marketing stimuli. Human feelings, thoughts, actions are the parts of neural activities in the brain. This chapter sheds light on the neuromarketing approach to give an overview of it in respect to the future market. As it can easily reduce the uncertainty, it helps in studying consumer behavior and draws a brain map to predict and manipulate decision making.
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Neuromarketing is the application of neuroscience and cognitive technology to advertising. This could include marketplace studies that attempts to discover client wishes, motivations, and choices that traditional methods like surveys and cognizance groups can’t display. Neuromarketing can include the evaluation of precise advertising, advertising and marketing, packaging, content and so on, Karmarkar, Uma R (2011). To extra accurately recognize how clients react on the non-conscious degree. And, it may encompass making use of the knowledge obtained from neuroscience and cognitive technology studies to make advertising and marketing more effective without testing particular commercials or other materials. Choice making was once smooth. These days, clients are inundated with records. Even the handiest merchandise waft adrift on a sea of possibility. For example, over 50 brands of bottled water are sourced within the India alone. To make matters worse, inter brand consistency is implicit within the market for water most effective a lot variance can exist in a tasteless product, in the end. So, what makes a patron attain beyond Bisleri and grab Aquafina? There without a doubt isn't any honest solution. It could be the packaging, the shelving, non-public experience with the product, emblem reputation, or any aggregate of those variables Zurawicki L (2010).

Wading thru the sea of options to make a logical buy is more than tough; it’s not possible. This rule can be applied to almost any product. As a result, consumers make almost all of their choices subconsciously, a way from aware reasoning. Still, a majority of entrepreneurs use conventional methodology (focus groups, surveys, etc.) to behavior their marketplace research. If we receive that client can’t consciously express why they make purchase choices, why could we rely on what they say to inform our advertising and marketing and marketing efforts. Truly placed, neuromarketing is the simplest way to gather statistics directly from the source of human decision making: the subconscious Pradeep AK (2010).

The idea that each one human emotions, mind, and movements even awareness itself are just the products of neural hobby within the mind. For entrepreneurs the promise of this concept is that neurobiology can lessen the uncertainty and conjecture that traditionally hamper efforts to understand client behavior Postma (2012). The sector of neuromarketing from time to time known as customer neuroscience research the brain to are expecting and probably even control consumer behavior and choice making. Till recently considered an extravagant “frontier science,” neuromarketing has been reinforced during the last five years by way of numerous groundbreaking research that demonstrate its capability to create cost for entrepreneurs, Javor A, Koller M, Lee N, Chamberlain L, Ransmayr G (2013).

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