Persuasion and Advertising
The main goal of persuasion in advertising is to change/strengthen one¡¯s attitude towards a certain product/brand or service. An attitude refers to the general evaluations that people hold of themselves, objects, and issues. Psychology in advertising has long been used as an effective means to sell a product or service. Persuasion can be broken down into two paths: central and peripheral path and there are several techniques involved when trying to persuade an individual. The main question I will be addressing in this paper is, ¡°Why do people choose certain brands of products or services over other?¡± Once a consumer has decided to buy within a particular product class, then the decision as to which specific item or brand to purchase must be made. For this to happen, the brand needs to be in the person¡¯s consideration set. A brand gets into person¡¯s consideration set by factors that occur before the persons enters a store, as well as influencing factors within the store. Persuasion is the changing of attitudes by presenting information about another attitude. This information is processed one of two ways: centrally or peripherally. The two routes in persuasion, central and pe
¡°When you like the source, do what is requested.¡± Tesser, A. (1995), Advanced Social Psychology, McGraw-Hill, Inc.
Some topics in this essay:
Persuasion Advertising,
Kobe Bryant,
Coca Cola,
Banana Republic,
Recency/Frequency Scarcity,
Social Psychology,
Influence Science,
decide brand,
social psychology,
information processed,
Horowitz Bordens,
Bettman James,
Addison-Wesley Cialdini,
¡°one day sale¡±,
decide brand buy,
detergent buy,
potential consumer,
¡°one day,
central peripheral,
information processed centrally,
person¡¯s consideration,
brand person¡¯s consideration,
susceptible change,
trying decide brand,
day sale¡±,
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Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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