NEURO-MARKETING: UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER BEHAVIOR FOR EFFECTIVE MARKETING STRATEGIES

Neuro-marketing is an emerging field that blends insights from neuroscience with marketing strategies to better understand how consumers make decisions. Unlike traditional market research methods that rely on surveys and focus groups, neuro-marketing goes deeper by studying how the brain reacts to various marketing stimuli, such as advertisements, products, and brand logos. Using advanced technologies like brain imaging, eye-tracking, and biometric measurements, neuro-marketing tracks unconscious emotional and cognitive responses, providing a clearer picture of why consumers prefer certain products or brands over others. This research shows that consumer decisions are often influenced by subconscious factors like emotions, attention, and memory—things that we may not even be aware of. By understanding how the brain processes these influences, businesses can design more effective advertising campaigns, better product designs, and more personalized marketing strategies. This, in turn, helps them connect with customers on a deeper level, driving engagement and increasing sales. Overall, neuro-marketing offers a new way to think about consumer behaviour, one that is based on how our brains naturally respond, and it holds the potential to revolutionize the future of marketing. KEYWORDS: Neuro-marketing, Consumer Behaviour, Emotional Response, Decision Making, Attention.

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International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
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2025-04-09
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https://doi.org/10.55041/isjem02736
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Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification
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NEURO-MARKETING: UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER BEHAVIOR FOR EFFECTIVE MARKETING STRATEGIES

JEYASHREE. L.K., INDUNATHI .G.
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification
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NEURO-MARKETING: UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER BEHAVIOR FOR EFFECTIVE MARKETING STRATEGIES

JEYASHREE. L.K., INDUNATHI .G.
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Abstract

Neuro-marketing is an emerging field that blends insights from neuroscience with marketing strategies to better understand how consumers make decisions. Unlike traditional market research methods that rely on surveys and focus groups, neuro-marketing goes deeper by studying how the brain reacts to various marketing stimuli, such as advertisements, products, and brand logos. Using advanced technologies like brain imaging, eye-tracking, and biometric measurements, neuro-marketing tracks unconscious emotional and cognitive responses, providing a clearer picture of why consumers prefer certain products or brands over others. This research shows that consumer decisions are often influenced by subconscious factors like emotions, attention, and memory—things that we may not even be aware of. By understanding how the brain processes these influences, businesses can design more effective advertising campaigns, better product designs, and more personalized marketing strategies. This, in turn, helps them connect with customers on a deeper level, driving engagement and increasing sales. Overall, neuro-marketing offers a new way to think about consumer behaviour, one that is based on how our brains naturally respond, and it holds the potential to revolutionize the future of marketing. KEYWORDS: Neuro-marketing, Consumer Behaviour, Emotional Response, Decision Making, Attention.

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