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Cases of delivering Subliminal messages
Category: Business and Money > Advertising and Marketing Asked by: sensorybranding-ga List Price: $9.50 |
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17 Oct 2006 06:18 PDT
Expires: 16 Nov 2006 05:18 PST Question ID: 774330 |
Hi there, Please provide a list of methods that marketers try to convey a subliminal message. I'm looking for cases and real life examples. E.g., some marketers create sex symbols in ice cubes; some marketers use popcorn smell to stimulate people's tendency to go to cinemas, etc...) million thanks!! |
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Re: Cases of delivering Subliminal messages
From: pinkfreud-ga on 17 Oct 2006 06:29 PDT |
There's quite a bit of debate about how much of the "subliminal messages" thing may be imaginary or accidental. This may be of interest to you: http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a2_344.html |
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Re: Cases of delivering Subliminal messages
From: czh-ga on 17 Oct 2006 14:38 PDT |
Hello sensorybranding-ga, You might be interested in the collection of questions lindstrom-ga posted while researching his book on sensory branding. The results are included in his book BrandSense. http://answers.google.com/answers/search?q=%22Asked+by%3A+lindstrom-ga&qtype=all&btnG=Google+Search http://www.martinlindstrom.com/index.php/cmsid__writing Enjoy! ~ czh ~ |
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Re: Cases of delivering Subliminal messages
From: myoarin-ga on 17 Oct 2006 15:54 PDT |
Back when women wore panty girdles, one brand sold them in tubular packaging. I'll probably remember the brand name after I post this. Manufacturers of squirt bottle hand soap seem to prefer opaque white liquid. (Well, that's what my wife buys.) My odorless roll-on deo now comes in a more phallic-shaped container with a hemispherical screw-on cap. Previously, the bottle was a straight cylinder with a cap to match - flat on top. Now that the question has been raised, I recognize that the new bottle has a quite suggestive indentation. (My wife bought it - same brand. I wonder if it is also still sold in the old bottle? She buys something else for herself.) I expect that there are other examples like this. I don't know if this is subliminal. More than fifty years ago as a kid, I recognized the dychotomy between the text and the photos on an ad for shampoo. The text read: "The closer he gets, the better you look," but the series of three photos showed the female running towards the viewer, with "him" only partial shown from behind on the last image. For me - even back then - the text presented the direct message a potential customer would like: He will come closer; while the indirect message was that she could dare to run to him. Next. |
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Re: Cases of delivering Subliminal messages
From: sensorybranding-ga on 17 Oct 2006 19:20 PDT |
thanks everyone for your efforts so far. Dear pinkfreu - the link you provide is very useful and is the kind of answer i'm looking for. More on the real commercial world and famous cases that have been discussed in the marketing / advertising world. Keep up the good work and million thanks! |
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