The document discusses experiential marketing. It begins with an overview and definition of experiential marketing. It then outlines several strategic experiential modules that can be used, including sense, feel, think, act, and relate. Finally, it discusses brand experience factors and how experiential marketing focuses on memorable customer experiences rather than only product features and benefits.
2. Overview of Presentation
evolution of Experiential Economy
What is Experiential Marketing
create experiential …
Strategic Experiential Modules
Your ideas
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8. Performing
experiences
Offering
services
Making
goods
Producing
commodities
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9. Performing
experiences
Offering
services
Making
goods
Producing
commodities
Pricing
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10. Experiential
Differentiation Economy
Performing
experiences
Offering
services
Making
goods
Producing
commodities
Fiyatlandırma
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11. Differentiation ≈ Competitive Position
Performing
experiences
Offering
services
Making
goods
Producing
commodities
Fiyatlandırma
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12. commodity goods services experiential
economy agrarian industrial service experience
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13. commodity goods services experiential
economy agrarian industrial service experience
economic producing making offering performing
activity
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14. commodity goods services experiential
economy agrarian industrial service experience
economic producing making offering performing
activity
nature barter tangible intangible memorable
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15. commodity goods services experiential
economy agrarian industrial service experience
economic producing making offering performing
activity
nature barter tangible intangible memorable
feature natural standardized privatized personalized
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16. commodity goods services experiential
economy agrarian industrial service experience
sconomic producing making offering performing
activity
nature barter tangible intangible memorable
feature natural standardized privatized personalized
supply storage by inventorization offered on revealed only
method volume after demand after a
production certain
duration
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17. commodity goods services experiential
economy agrarian industrial service experience
sconomic producing making offering performing
activity
nature barter tangible intangible memorable
feature natural standardized privatized personalized
supply storage by inventorization offered on revealed only
method volume after demand after a
production certain
duration
seller trader manufacturer provider performer
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18. commodity goods services experiential
economy agrarian industrial service experience
sconomic producing making offering performing
activity
nature barter tangible intangible memorable
feature natural standardized privatized personalized
supply storage by inventorization offered on revealed only
method volume after demand after a
production certain
duration
seller trader manufacturer provider performer
buyer market user Selcen Ö. Aykaç
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20. memorable
MOMENT
services
products
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21. Traditional Marketing
features
Functional
and benefits (F&B)
narrow definition
analytical, of product categories
quantitative and competition
and
verbal methods
Rational-decision
making customers
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22. Traditional marketing has made
important contributions...
Strategic concepts
segmentation, targeting, positioning
Tactical concepts
4P – product, price, place, promotions
Methods
Choice model, conjoint analysis, perceptual maps
…but its focus is on F&B...
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23. …and the world has
changed
We are in the middle of the
information revolution
“Wholly new content will emerge from being digital”
- Nicholas Negroponte
“Everything is entertainment”
- Regis McKenna
“Welcome to the experience economy”
- Pine and Gilmore
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24. Experiential
Marketing
customer experience
Focus on
consumption
eclectic
methods
Customers are rational
and emotional animals
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25. Moving
and
Over
Up The
socio-cultural
context
The Socio-Cultural
Consumption Vector
SC C V
The
The consumption
product situation
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26. Define Experiential Marketing!
Sensory Experience 21%
Interaction 19%
Relation 16%
Memories 7%
Information 5%
Presence 5%
Immediate 5%
Response 5%
Context 4%
Trust 3%
Reward 3%
Community 3%
Long term 2%
Consumed 1%
Referral 1% (Experiential Marketing Survey Results , 2007)
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28. • job definition • role
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29. • job definition • role
• interview • audition
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30. • job definition • role
• interview • audition
• uniform • costume
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31. • job definition • role
• interview • audition
• uniform • costume
• customer • guest
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32. • job definition • role
• interview • audition
• uniform • costume
• customer • guest
• being at work • being at stage
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34. two
approaches
Brand (ID) Brand (Experiential)
experience provider
identifier
name, logo, ad +
name, logo and events, sponsorships and
ad other contacts w/guest
prior to purchase experiences
awareness and image before, during & after
purchase & consumption
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35. CREATE Experiential
…
won’t happen on its own,
comes first, plan
followed by
features and benefits
experience
focus
details on consumption
get obsessed about them
situation,
not on product
find your
duck
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43. “Experiential” works
• “Activating E-Bank Users: Exploring the Potential Impact of e-Atmospherics and
Experiential Marketing” case in Services Marketing: Concepts, Strategies and Cases, edited
by K. Douglas Hoffman, John E.G. Bateson, Emma H. Wood & Alexandra J. Kenyon, Cengage
Learning: London, UK, 2009. ISBN: 9781844808137.
• "Deneyimsel Pazarlama AVM’lerde! (Experiential Marketing in Shopping Malls),” AVM
Gazette, Vol. 6., 2009.
• “Activating E-Bank Users: Exploring the Potential Impact of e-Atmospherics and
Experiential Marketing” case in Consumer Behavior, edited by Jim Blythe, Cengage Learning:
London, UK, 2008. ISBN: 9781844803811.
• “Students’ Experiences in Business Schools,” 27th EuroCHRIE Annual Conference, October
22-24, 2009, Helsinki, Finland.
• “Türkiye’de e-Bankacılık: Tüketici Deneyimleri (Turkish e-Banking: Consumer Experiences),”
13. Ulusal Pazarlama Kongresi (13th National Marketing Congress), October 25-29, 2008,
Cappadocia, Turkey.
• ”Adopting the Experiential Values Propositions as E-atmospherics: An Illustration through
the Case of E-banking,” 15th International EIRASS Conference on recent advances in Retailing
and Services Science, EIRASS, July 14-17, 2008, Zagreb.
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