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Neuro Marketing
  • The new revolution
  • in Marketing knowledge

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The starting point
  • Theirs a sucker born in every medial
    prefrontal cortex
  • New York Times 2003

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  • Dr.Read Montague of Baylor College of Medicine
    used fMRI while doing
  • the Pepsi challenge

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Top down approach
  • PET, fMRI, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

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  • Fruits of a long journey

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  • 90 of the new product launches fail

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  • 50 of the advertising expenditure is wasted,
    but I do not know which 50

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Marketing loosing its importance
  • All that marketers want from CEOs is more money
    to spend
  • Prof. Nirmalya Kumar, LBS, Marketing as
    Strategy

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  • Mr.Karsanbhai Patel made me eat my words

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  • The root of the problem has to be more
    fundamental

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  • What ails marketing?

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Scientific basis for marketing theory
  • Main cause of marketing failure is the inability
    to understand the consumer behaviour

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Scientific basis for marketing theory
  • Unlike other sciences, there are no fundamental
    theories in psychology to decipher human
    behaviour

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Fundamental theories
  • Quantum mechanics and general relativity are true
    throughout the universe.
  • Darwins theory of evolution and DNA based
    genetics apply to all organisms that have ever
    lived on earth.

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  • Psychology on the other hand has been
    characterized by an embarrassingly long sequence
    of theories, each really nothing more than a
    passing fad that rarely outlived the person who
  • proposed it
  • V.S ramachandran, J.J Smythies, Uni.
    Of California

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The incomplete science!
  • Psychoanalysis although it had tremendous
    influence in psychology, it had little influence
    in marketing
  • Freudian Fraud by E.Fuller Torrey

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The incomplete science!
  • Behaviorism propagated by B.F. Skinner Ivan
    Pavlov etc had huge influence on marketing

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The incomplete science!
  • Behaviorism which virtually denied the existence
    of mind, took a beating with the article written
    Noam Chomsky, an MIT professor and linguist
  • ( language and problems of knowledge)

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Scientific basis for marketing theory
  • Cognitive science has been influenced by studies
    on Artificial Intelligence too had tremendous
    influence on marketing

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Scientific basis for marketing theory
  • Cognitive science as much as AI has huge
    limitations. More so its inability to consider
    emotions and its role in human behaviour

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Scientific basis for marketing theory
  • You, your joys and your sorrows, your memories
    and your ambitions, your sense of personal
    identity and free will, are in fact no more than
    the behavior of a vast assembly of nerve cells
    and their associated molecules
  • Francis Crick, The Astonishing
    Hypothesis

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  • Neurology will help build a scientific foundation
    for marketing theories

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  • More than 90 of what we know about the brain has
    been discovered in the
  • last 10-12 years

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  • The stagnant knowledge base of the marketing
    field

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  • Many new developments in the field of neurology,
    sociology, anthropology, psychology, etc
  • But very little of that has permeated into the
    world of marketing and advertising.

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  • Marketing is like Astrology. It is a quasi
    science. It is based more on past practices.

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  • Even Ries and Trout have used only logic of past
    practices and not scientific facts to develop the
    theory of positioning

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Who are the best marketers in the world?
  • Politicians
  • God men/God women
  • Organised Religions

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  • The conman at Chennai central station

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Heuristics
  • The science of fast and frugal decision making

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  • The Mother turkey and the pole cat

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  • Civilizations advances by extending the number of
    operations we can perform without thinking about
    them
  • British philosopher Alfred North Whitehead

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  • Daniel Kahnemann,a psychologist wins the Nobel
    prize for Economics in 2002

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  • Harvard University introduces a course in
    Behavioural Economics

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  • Economist predicts that Behavioural Economics is
    the new trend in management consultancy

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  • Rational man, the fundamental assumption of
    Classical Economics is under scrutiny

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  • Most of the Marketing theories are influenced
    greatly by the classical economic theories and
    are based on the assumption that human beings are
    rational

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  • Great amount of Market Research, Media planning
    hides their fundamental flaws
  • behind the correctness of mathematical models

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  • Even the world of finance and project management
    falls prey to the workings of the brain

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  • What is the length of Nile?

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  • Over confidence

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  • Huge implications in business forecasting,
  • the insurance sector

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  • Reciprocation rule
  • Reason behind mothers advice to good
    girls

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  • Reciprocation rule
  • We should try to repay in kind what ever
    another person has provided us.

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  • Contrast Principle
  • If two things are presented one after another,
    and if the second item is fairly different from
    the first, we will tend to see it more different
    than it actually is.

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  • Rejection-then-retreat

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  • Commitment and Consistency
  • Once we have made a choice or taken a stand, we
    will encounter personal and interpersonal
    pressures to behave consistently with that
    commitment

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  • The more effort that goes into a commitment, the
    greater is its ability to influence the attitudes
    of the person who made it

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  • Social Proof rule
  • The means we use to determine what is correct is
    to find out what others think is right
  • e.g.Suicides
  • donations

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  • Liking principle
  • We most prefer to say yes to the requests of
    someone we know and like

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  • Secret behind the success of
  • Tupperware corporation

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  • Scarcity rule
  • Opportunities seem more valuable when their
    availability is limited
  • Francis Xavier Exposition, annual sale

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  • Reactance theory
  • Whenever free choice is limited or threatened,
    the need to to retain our freedoms makes us
    desire them significantly more than previously
  • ( Jack Brehm)
  • E.g. Romeo and Juliet, BMW commercilas

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  • The Undiscovered Mind John Horgan
  • Phantoms in the Brain VS Ramachandran
  • The Making of Memory - Steven Rose
  • Descartes Error - Antonio R.Damasio
  • How customers Think Gerald Zaltman
  • Blink - Malcolm Gladwell
  • The Hidden Power of Advertising Robert Heath

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