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2 A Study of Brand Preference: An Experiential View Abstract Consumers brand preferences represent a fundamental step in understanding consumer choices. A deeper understanding of such preference dynamics can help marketing mangers better design marketing program and build a long term relationship with consumers. Despite the existence of some studies investigating how brand preference is built and changed, most of them focus on examining factors from consumer behavior perspective or advertising perspective. This paper aims to build a conceptual framework of brand preferences from a new perspective, the consumer s experiential view. Introduction There has been a long standing interest from marketers to understand how consumers form their preferences toward a specific brand. Brand preference is closely related to brand choice that can facilitate consumer decision making and activate brand purchase. Knowing the pattern of consumer preferences across the population is a critical input for designing and developing innovative marketing strategies. It also uncovers the heterogeneity of consumer choices leading to efficient market segmentation strategies. However, forecasting consumer s preferences between brands is not an easy task. Most of the early models focused on brand attributes in preference construction (e.g. Fishbein, 1965). Thus the evolving marketing strategies focus on analysing and communicating information about product attributes. Although these cognitive responses derived from beliefs about brand attributes are important in building preferences, there are other emotional responses (e.g. elaboration likelihood model-1982), social influences (e.g. extended Fishbein model) that can influence brand preferences. It is demonstrated that consumers can have an already established preference and refer to the brand attributes that confirm their preferences. In addition, this traditional 2
3 cognitive view that deemed consumer as rational decision making had been shifted to the experiential view focuses on the emotional, cognitive, symbolic responses of consumption (Holbrook and Hirschman, 1982). This shift echoed the changes that companies have moved from focusing on attributes and features toward creating experiences to their consumers. Brands are no longer bundles of functional characteristic but are means of providing experiences (Schmitt, 1999). Moreover, these experiences were hypothesised to be an important driver in building brand preferences. This study adopts the experiential view in studying the relationship between brand experience and brand preference. It will identify how brand experiences can build consumer s preferences toward certain brands directly or indirectly by affecting the brand associations and brand personality. This paper is organised in three sections as follows; firstly, discuss the concept of brand preference, model of formation, and the previous studies. Secondly, the conceptual framework, and finally, the research design. 2.1 The Concept of Brand Preference The notion of preference has been considered in different disciplines such as economists, psychologists, sociology. However there is no commonly agreed definition of preference among these disciplines. For example, economists believe that preferences are exogenous, stable, and known with adequate precision and are revealed through choice behaviour. The economic view of preference had been criticised for assuming that preferences are stable and endogenous. An individual s preferences are not stable and can be endogenous or exogenous. In marketing literature, the word preference means the desirability or choice of an alternative. Preferences are above all behavioural tendencies (Zajonc and Markus, 1982). Brand preference is defined variously as the consumer s predispositions toward a brand that varies 3
4 depending on the salient beliefs that are activated at a given time; the consumer biasness toward a certain brand; the extent to which a consumer favours one brand over another. For this study a working definition for brand preference is offered: the biased behavioural tendencies reflecting the consumer s predisposition toward a brand. Moreover,there is difference between brand preference and brand loyalty. Brand preference represents the attitudinal brand loyalty excluding the action of repeat purchasing; the brand-oriented attitudinal loyalty. The main theme is that the first three decision-making phases of brand loyalty constitute the focal of brand preference. Thus, brand preference is related to brand loyalty; however, brand loyalty is more consistent depicted by the long term repeated purchasing behaviour. 2.2 Previous Studies on Brand Preference Prior studies on brand preference can be divided into two groups: the first group is for studies examined the impact of consumer-related factors. They focused on the impact of cultural, social, psychological and personal factors of consumers. The main findings of this group studies revealed that changes in consumers life style can cause changes in their brand preferences. The consumers personality traits and values are also considered to be important predicators of brand preference. The second group addressed the impact of brand-related factors such as the brand price and other marketing communications tools with particular concern on advertising and promotion. One of the major findings of these studies is that the brand attributes, plus other brand factors such as perceived value have a significant impact on brand preference. In addition, the interaction between the self-image and brand-image; the self-image congruence has shown to be important in brand preference building. 4
5 2.3 Brand Preference Models According to multi-attribute models brand preferences can be explained by consumer s beliefs about brand attributes. However, among multi-attribute models Fishbein model is the most influential one and has been supported empirically. In the theory of buyer behaviour, preferences are the predispositions toward the brands formed from past experiences upon which the buyer ranks the brands in the evoked set. Although these models had contributed in the explanation of brand preference formation, they were criticized as being cognitive models that regard consumers as rational and logical problem solver, neglecting the role of affective elements in influencing the consumer behaviour (Holbrook and Hirschman, 1982). Accordingly, Holbrook and Hirschman (1982) suggest the shift from this traditional view to an experiential view. Table 1 summarises the main differences between both views. While the traditional view focuses on cognitive factors in explain the consumer behaviour, the experiential view focuses on the symbolic, hedonic responses beside the cognitive responses, and regards consumers as more blood and flesh humans who can have emotional and cognitive responses toward products. The experiential view contributes more in explanation of brand preferences formation by emphasising the role of the responses other than the cognitive one derived from consumers experiences with the brand. 3. A Conceptual framework and research propositions Based on the preceding discussion, a conceptual model is developed that links brand experience and brand preference. It considers the basic antecedents of brand preference and the direct or indirect impact of brand experience on brand preference. The proposed model has five constructs: brand experience, brand associations, brand personality, human personality, and brand preference (as shown in Figure 1). 5
6 Table 1: The differences between the traditional and experiential view Developed by the researcher, (Holbrook and Hirschman,1982) Figure 1: Conceptual framework (Developed by the researcher) 6
7 3.1. Brand Experience Brand experience is the subjective internal consumer responses and behaviour evoked by brand related stimuli that are a part of a brand s design and identity, packaging, communications and environments (Brakus et al, 2009, p.55). Preference formation is a cumulative, learning process that evolves through time given that experience is the primary source of learning. It is argued that all aspects of brand experience pave the way and play a fundamental role in determining and building consumer s brand preference. Preferences will change by changing experience, the following can be proposed: P1: Brand experience is directly related to brand preference Brand Associations Brand associations are the information, such as brand attributes and benefits linked to the node in memory (Keller, 1998). According to the human associative theory (HAM) (Anderson, 1983), brand associations can be formed through direct and indirect experiences. On the other hand, brand associations provide buyers with reasons to buy and create value for the brand. They help consumers to process and retrieve information and evoke positive affect and cognitive considerations of benefits. Brand experience is a key source of information that consumers have about the brand, linked in memory forming the brand related associations, which, in turn, will form brand preferences. Therefore, the following can be proposed: P2: Brand experience is directly related to brand associations. P3: Brand associations are directly related to brand preferences Brand Personality Brand personality refers to a set of human characteristics associated with a brand (Aaker, 1997), it is about humanising the brand. Closely related to brand associations brand 7
8 personality refers to the symbolic meaning of brand associations (Keller, 1998). Consumer perceptions of a brand personality are formed and influenced by all the direct and indirect contacts the consumer has with the brand. A useful input to these inferences is likely to be brand experience (Brakus et al, 2009). The brand personality is created and developed by the direct or indirect brand contact that the consumer experiences. Moreover, consumer s experiences enhance the perception and evaluation of brand personality as authentic and true to its own nature. The behavioural, intellectual, affective and sensory responses experienced by the consumer facilitate the trait judgment about a brand personality dimensions. By humanising the brand and signalling important attributes, brand personality allows brands to be used as a self-expressive tool facilitating social interactions and building interpersonal relationships. The marketing literature shows that brand associations are an important source of brand personality, which, in turn, is a key driver of brand preference. Accordingly it can be proposed that: P4: Brand experience positively influences brand personality. P5: Brand associations positively influence brand personality. P6: Brand personality positively influences brand preference Human-Brand Personality Congruence The self-concept is among the building blocks of brand personality (Heding et al, 2009). When consuming a brand with personality, consumers evaluate brands by matching process that is identifying brands congruent with their own self-image. This process is called selfcongruity; congruence between consumer s self-concept or self-perception and symbolic brand image. The brand personality-self-concept congruence enhances the affective, attitudinal and behavioural responses, thus leading to favorable brand attitude strong brand preference over competing brands. Consequently the following can be assumed: 8
9 P7: The impact of brand personality on brand preference is stronger when there is a high congruence between the human and brand personality. 4. Methodological Approach The adopted methodology should be related to the research questions, this study apply both deductive and inductive approach. Table 2 show how the research questions are related to the methodological approach. Table 2: Research framework Developed by the researcher To test the conceptual model, empirical study will be conducted in two phrases. The first phrase uses qualitative research to provide a deeper understanding of the research topic and context and to refine the conceptual model. Moreover, the qualitative method will help in determining the items of research constructs and identify the consumer vocabulary. In the second stage, quantitative data will be collected to validate the qualitative findings. The details of research design are shown in figure 2. 9
10 Figure 2: Research Design Developed by the researcher 10
11 References Aaker, Jennifer L. (1997). Dimensions of brand personality. Journal of Marketing Research, XXXIV, Anderson, J.C. (1983). A spreading activation theory of memory. Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behaviour, 22 (3), Brakus, J. Josko., Schmitt, Bernd H., & Zarantonello, L. (2009). Brand experience: What is it? How is it measured? Does it affect loyalty?. Journal of Marketing, 73 (3), Fishbein, M. (1965). A consideration of beliefs, attitudes, and their relationships. In Seteiner, J. & Fishbein, M. Current studies in Social Psychology, (pp ). New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston. Heding, Tilde., Knudtzen, Charlotte F., & Bjerre, Mogens. (2009). Brand Management, Research, Theory and Practice. Routledge. Holbrook, Morris B., & Hirschman, Elizabeth C. (1982), The experiential aspects of consumption: Consumer fantasies, feeling, and fun. Journal of Consumer Research, (9) (September), Hsee, Christopher K., Yang, Yang., Gu, Yangjie., & Chen, Jie. (2009). Specification seeking: How product specifications influence consumer preference. Journal of Consumer Research, 35, Keller, Kevin Lane. (1998). Strategic Brand Management: Building, Measuring, And Managing Brand Equity. Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. Schmitt, Bernd. (1999), Experiential Marketing: How to get customers to sense. Feel, think, act, relate to your company and brands, The Free Press, Simon & Schuster Inc. Zajonc, Robert B., & Markus, Hazel. (1982). Affective and cognitive factors in preferences. Journal of Consumer Research, 9,
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