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Master neurophysiological marketing & communication
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Module 6
Sensory Marketing: Sound, Scent, and Touch
1
Smell: The Direct Line to Memory and Emotion
Explain the unique neural pathway of smell and its direct link to memory and emotion centers in the brain.
2
Scent Marketing Strategies for Retail and Branding
Identify strategic applications of scent marketing in retail and branding to influence mood and behavior.
3
The Sound of Shopping: How Music Shapes Your Pace and Pulse
Describe how auditory characteristics (e.g., tempo, pitch, volume) of music influence consumer arousal and shopping pace.
4
The Power of Sound: Crafting Effective Audio Logos
Explain the principles of sonic branding and the function of an effective audio logo (jingle).
5
The Sense of Touch: Haptic Perception in Product Evaluation
Describe the role of haptic perception (touch) in product evaluation, including how texture and weight influence perceived quality.
6
Sensory Congruence and Brand Experience
Explain the concept of sensory congruence and why aligning multiple sensory inputs (e.g., scent, sound, and visuals) creates a stronger brand experience.
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