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Marketeers use the emotional factor to acquire or interest new customers, do you agree with this technique?

Some marketing agencies or marketing departments in general like to play on the emotional aspect in their advertisements/campaigns, do you agree with this strategy? If not, then why?

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Question added by Dana Qaisi , Social Media Specialist , N/A
Date Posted: 2016/11/03
AMIR CK
by AMIR CK , Auto cad draftman , Al Faisal Holding

MY ANS IS NO  :)

 

6 WAYS TO INFLUENCE CUSTOMERS

 

1.Make them feel uniquely special. Smile and truly welcome your customer. Exchange pleasantries without going to a hard sell first. Your attitude must be one of friendly service and interest in them.

2.Offer lots of information. Consumers look for trustworthy, knowledgeable individuals to educate them on a purchase. Trust is the most important factor leading to long-term relationships and repeat sales.

3.Customers need to be involved in the decision. Help them by using sensory techniques. If possible, place the object being considered in their hand. This not only offers touch, but a sense of ownership, which you should encourage. Say, “Your new earrings will look wonderful with that outfit.” Encourage shoppers to touch a fabric, handle and listen to your handmade instruments, taste or smell the products if appropriate.

4.Tell the story. How did you invent this new process of working? Did a trip to a foreign country inspire you? Where did you come across a wonderful antique fabric used in your creation? Stories are a powerful connector which will become “part of your product,” and the buyer will retell those stories when showing their purchase to others.

5.Make realistic promises. Taking a special order for a customer? Be honest about the time frame and make sure you follow up. Contact them after the order to thank them again, and reassure them about their order, but don’t over-promise. Be realistic, and then exceed their expectations!

 

6.Provide a high level of service. Show respect for them and for their time by being on time for any appointments you may have set up. If you are late, call. Be consistent with a quick response, and keep them well-informed.

 

Emmanuel Wamweta
by Emmanuel Wamweta , production supervisor , Tembo Steel Rolling

The "contantious issue" here is to strike a balance between "Sales-Profit motive" & "Ethical motive". Some people may urgue that they are only interested in making sales-profits & the "rest" is not important thus it doesn't matter or concern them how they get the sales-profits. On the other hand, there are some people who also urgue that getting sales-profits alone isn't enough, they need to ensure that their customers are delighted too. These two notions & urguements is what causes the dilema. Thanx for the invitation

Omar Al Sultan
by Omar Al Sultan , مدير مبيعات , MENA GATE GROUP

This will be good in the short term

 

But if the product has low quality the results will be bad over the long term 

Deleted user
by Deleted user

 

Thanks for your invitation,

 

Emotional branding/Marketing is a term used within marketing communication that refers to the practice of building brands that appeal directly to a consumer's emotional state, needs and aspirations.

 

It’s a common occurrence now days for marketing persons to play with emotions of an existing or potential customer. Although impact last longer with quality, pricing, packaging, services, branding of product or services.

 

I support this act till it is being used to arouse the emotions to sale the product or service.

 

 

 

I object to such emotional campaigns/advertisements which divides society/people/region on the basis race / caste / religion / nationalism etc.

 

Recently we had advertisement based on division

 

In China where a black person turns into white Chinese after using certain face wash.

 

In India Pantanjali products of BABA RAMDEV has such kind advertisement/campaigns of nationalism

 

While using creativity to arouse emotions for increasing sales of products /services is fine if done within the limit.

 

Muhammad Khan
by Muhammad Khan , General Manager Operations , QFAWS ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD

From marketers point of view this technique is very useful to create an urge among customers for your product/service (like most of the insurance agencies and investment banks are doing in India) but some morally it's been criticized as it stops the normal decision making process for any product and service and the decisions are fully based on emotions and affection.

 

The trend is now rising, most of the marketers are using emotional appeal in their marketing campaigns to have maximum appeal to the customers...

mohammed negm
by mohammed negm , مدير مبيعات , مؤسسة أطياف لتجارة المواد الغذائية

I totally agreed with the experts answers.

DR MD ANWAR HOSSAIN
by DR MD ANWAR HOSSAIN , Moderator , bayt.com

Thank you for invitation. I don't support ir, because it's one kind of cheat  method.

sheik somma
by sheik somma

Obviously YES !, Its a common and approved marketing strategy among many theories. The marketing itself is to create curiosity and should standout from competitors and make the way easy to sales team. which is the first step in "SMarketing". 

ZERIMAR RAMIREZ
by ZERIMAR RAMIREZ , Business Development Executive , Mercury Battery Industries Incorporated

For me is simple, mae every sales your "FAMILY".. FAMILY to welcome clients in what they deserve or looking for. FAMILY after sales transaction been made to further establish good relationship.FAMILY in obtaining company good profit achievement and as well as having a good long lasting relatioship with clients that could meet and have new possible future market.

Ibrahim Adel
by Ibrahim Adel , key account sales executive , Saveto groub

Style is determined by the user according to the market but I do not mind to use any method to reach new customers

Hemanth Jhade
by Hemanth Jhade , Team Leader , Customer First Service Pvt Ltd, CVM- Standard chartered Bank

The general tendency for anyone to own a product is due to Emotional reasons of owning it & a liking towards It. For any product to be sold either it is the usefulness or the Emotional Factor attached to hit.

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