Data meets Creativity
Há 3 anos
Dança da chuva, mau olhado e outras técnicas de marketing. Comentarios sobre temas de marketing e publicidade de João Pinto e Castro e Jayme Kopke.
"Dei como exemplo a possibilidade de usarmos RP’s com milhões de seguidores nas redes sociais para vendermos sectores e marcas portuguesas: Ronaldo a abrir garrafa de vinho “made in Portugal” e a mostrar rolha de cortiça “made in Portugal”; Mourinho dando computadores Magalhães “made in Portugal” aos seus filhos."O autor deste pensamento - chamemos-lhe assim - chama-se Nuno Fernandes Thomaz, é administrador da Caixa nomeado pelo presente governo e integrou o grupo de trabalho que analisou a reestruturação da rede de promoção de Portugal no estrangeiro e sua eventual integração no Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros.
What we realise is that as you get closer to the point of decision, there are factors at work which never really appear in conventional market research. They are contextual factors, social factors. No-one in any research group would ever say, “If there are four brands of shampoo, I’ll buy the one that has most bottles on the shelf”, or “I’ll choose the one that’s on the third shelf up because it’s the one that doesn’t require much reaching down” or “I’ll look at the prices of three products and choose the one in the middle.”
In reality, we use heuristics and shortcuts and cognitively miserliness like this all the time. The mistake that quite a lot of advertising methodologies make is assuming that brand preference translates perfectly into purchase behaviour. It’s also making the assumption, of course, that preference is formed in advance of behaviour. Quite a lot of evidence from both behavioural sciences and from neuroscience suggests that we act first and form our opinions in light of our actions.
If there happens to be a Starbucks on the way to work you will end up going to that more than Costa Coffee, and as a result of that action and in order to make sense of that action, you’ll decide to like Starbucks. And when a market researcher comes up and asks what is your preferred coffee chain, you’ll say Starbucks. But in effect, your preference is a product of your behaviour and not the origin of it. I often say that if you hear a man complain that his wife doesn’t understand him, it doesn’t mean he’s going to have an affair – it means he’s already had one.

Flaubert, um persistente estudioso da estupidez humana, concluíu ao cabo de anos de aturada investigação: "Estupidez, egoísmo e boa saúde são as três condições da felicidade; se bem que, faltando a estupidez, tudo estará perdido." Agrada-lhe esse projeto de vida?
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