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Title: A STUDY ON CONSUMER AWARENESS AND IMPACT OF NEUROMARKETING
Authors: BHASIN, SEHAR
Keywords: CONSUMER AWARENESS
IMPACT OF NEUROMARKETING
NEUROMARKETING
Issue Date: May-2024
Series/Report no.: TD-7549;
Abstract: The rise of neuromarketing, a field that utilizes brain research to understand consumer behavior, has sparked curiosity about its potential and ethical considerations. This report delves into five key areas to explore the impact of neuromarketing on consumers. Firstly, the project will assess the current level of awareness among consumers regarding neuromarketing practices. Understanding their familiarity with this evolving technique will establish a baseline for further exploration. Secondly, the research will investigate how neuromarketing can be harnessed to shape and solidify brand image within the market. The project will analyze how neuromarketing techniques can influence consumer perceptions and ultimately, brand loyalty. Thirdly, the project will examine the relationship between neuromarketing and a consumer's ability to pay attention to and retain brand messaging. This facet will explore how neuromarketing can be used to create more impactful and memorable brand experiences for consumers. Fourthly, the research will delve into how neuromarketing influences consumer perception of products and services. This analysis will examine how neuromarketing can be used to shape consumer preferences and ultimately, their buying decisions within the market. Finally, a crucial aspect of this research will be to explore the ethical implications of neuromarketing. The project will examine consumer attitudes towards the use of neuromarketing practices and assess their comfort level with this approach. To achieve these objectives, the study will employ a quantitative approach, utilizing a short online survey distributed on social media platforms. The survey will focus on multiple-choice questions to efficiently collect the most relevant data and maximize completion rates. Age will be the primary demographic factor considered, with the goal of reaching a convenient sample of participants across different age groups. By investigating these five areas, this report aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of neuromarketing's potential and its impact on consumers. The findings will contribute valuable insights for marketers and businesses seeking to leverage this new approach while remaining ethically responsible in the market.
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