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Webinar by Scott Garrison & Mini Kalivianakis | Jan 29, 2015 Rationalizing Emotional Marketing Mini Kalivianakis Global Business Director [email protected] Scott Garrison Manager [email protected] Sourabh Sharma Senior Manager [email protected]
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Page 1: Webinar “Rationalizing emotional marketing”

Webinar by Scott Garrison & Mini Kalivianakis | Jan 29, 2015

Rationalizing Emotional Marketing

Mini Kalivianakis

Global Business Director

[email protected]

Scott Garrison

Manager

[email protected]

Sourabh Sharma

Senior Manager

[email protected]

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• Insert screenshot of P&G “Thank you

Mom” advertisement

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Old ways of

communication

may not be as

dependable

anymore

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Consumers can now

decide if they want to

hear your message, and

how they want to hear it

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The functionality of a product is

often considered table stakes

More is demanded of a brand than ever before

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The functionality of a product is

often considered table stakes

More is demanded of a brand than ever before

But the emotional component

is what can distinguish a brand

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It is often a good idea to have both

the functional and the emotional

Emotional brands can use functional claims as well

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Marketing is emotional storytelling, not logical explanations ” “

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Brand perceptions

affect what

emotions can

be leveraged

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Iced tea category perceptual map

Satisfied Happy

Enthusiastic

Passionate

Excited

Sexy

Positive

Loved Calm

Close

Proud

Confident Trusted

Optimistic

Hopeful

Encouraged Empowered Emboldened

Respected

Supported

Entrepreneurial

Ahead of my time

Like a leader

Luxurious

Established Premium

Emotions are plotted according to

the frequency of their associations:

the closer together two items are,

the more they are connected in

consumers’ mind

Multidimensional Scaling (MDS) Map

SKIM Iced Tea Category Case Study Results

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Satisfied Happy

Enthusiastic

Passionate

Excited

Sexy

Positive

Loved Calm

Close

Proud

Confident Trusted

Optimistic

Hopeful

Encouraged Empowered Emboldened

Respected

Supported

Entrepreneurial

Ahead of my time

Like a leader

Luxurious

Established Premium

Multidimensional Scaling (MDS) Map

SKIM Iced Tea Category Case Study Results

Iced tea category perceptual map

Brands and emotions are plotted

according to the frequency of their

associations: the closer together two

items are, the more they are

connected in consumers’ mind

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In addition to brand

perception, the

category also

determines which

emotions can be

leveraged

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Satisfied Happy

Enthusiastic

Passionate

Excited

Sexy

Positive

Loved Calm

Close

Proud

Confident Trusted

Optimistic

Hopeful

Encouraged Empowered Emboldened

Respected

Supported

Entrepreneurial

Ahead of my time

Like a leader

Luxurious

Established Premium

The heat map shows:

Areas of emotions that

consumers consider relevant

when buying iced tea

Multidimensional Scaling (MDS) Map

Iced tea category perceptual map with heat map

SKIM Iced Tea Category Case Study Results

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The heat map shows:

Areas of emotions that

consumers consider relevant

when buying iced tea

Satisfied Happy

Enthusiastic

Passionate

Excited

Sexy

Positive

Loved Calm

Close

Proud

Confident Trusted

Optimistic

Hopeful

Encouraged Empowered Emboldened

Respected

Supported

Entrepreneurial

Ahead of my time

Like a leader

Luxurious

Established Premium

Multidimensional Scaling (MDS) Map

Iced tea category perceptual map with heat map

SKIM Iced Tea Category Case Study Results

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The emotional elements still need to be matched with the rational factors

Luxury

Doubt

Positivity

Hope

Positivity: +5% lift in purchase intent

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Luxury Thirst quenching refreshment with only natural ingredients Honestly, you deserve a refreshing break Our passion, your refreshment

Positivity +5% lift in purchase intent

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The emotional elements still need to be matched with the rational factors

Luxury: +3% lift in purchase intent

Luxury

Doubt

Positivity

Hope

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The emotional elements still need to be matched with the rational factors

Hope: +1% lift in purchase intent

Luxury

Doubt

Positivity

Hope

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The emotional elements still need to be matched with the rational factors

Doubt: -1% decrease in purchase intent

Luxury

Doubt

Positivity

Hope

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Healthier and tastier than any other tea Refreshing, even on the hottest summer day Quenching your thirst with 100 calories never felt so good

Doubt -1% decrease in purchase intent

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To think outside the box,

first you need to know

what you and others are

thinking inside ”

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New brands can

create new positioning,

since there are no

associations with

the brand

Beats by Dre was able to

successfully launch around

sexiness and style, which were

not key considerations in the

headphone market

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But existing brands

can also change

positioning if they

embrace change and

are willing to think

outside the box

Volvo was able to shift

from being around safety

to also now being about

sexy and stylish

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As a secondary metric, you can also check if the messages drive action

NEGATIVE POSITIVE

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There are other challenges which must be accounted for in emotional marketing

Verbalizing emotions

can be subjective

It does not

measure unconscious

responses, as

neuroscience or facial

recognition can do

1. 2.

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There are other challenges which must be accounted for in emotional marketing

Verbalizing emotions

can be subjective

It does not

measure unconscious

responses, as

neuroscience or facial

recognition can do

1. 2.

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The challenge is to bridge the rational

and the emotional drivers of choice

More is demanded of a brand than ever before