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A collection of flashcards regarding sensory branding strategies and their impact on brand experience marketing.
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What are the five senses engaged in sensory branding?
Sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.
What is the main goal of sensory branding?
To create a strong emotional connection between the brand and the consumer.
How does visual branding contribute to brand identity?
Through the use of colors, shapes, logos, and packaging that evoke specific emotions and associations.
What role does color psychology play in branding?
Different colors evoke specific emotions and associations, influencing consumer perception.
What is auditory branding also known as?
Sonic branding.
Give an example of a successful auditory branding campaign.
Intel's iconic four-note jingle.
What does olfactory branding use to create brand associations?
Scents and aromas.
What is an example of tactile branding?
Apple's smooth, minimalist product designs.
Why is taste branding important in the food and beverage industry?
It differentiates brands through signature flavors and taste experiences.
Describe how Singapore Airlines uses sensory branding.
They incorporate visual (uniform), auditory (accent), olfactory (signature scent), and tactile (service) elements.
How does Dunkin' Donuts reinforce its brand identity through sensory branding?
By using visual (logo, colors), auditory (jingle), and olfactory (coffee aroma) cues.
What factors should be assessed to evaluate the effectiveness of sensory branding?
Brand recognition, recall, emotional connection, sales data, and social media mentions.
What is the importance of developing a cohesive sensory branding strategy?
To ensure all elements reinforce the overall brand identity and values.
How can sensory branding strategies be monitored and adapted?
By continuously checking brand recognition, consumer feedback, and performance metrics.
Mention the significance of A/B testing in sensory branding.
It helps identify the most effective combinations of sensory elements.