Projects on product placement as new trend in the UK
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Abstract
Product placement has been distinguished diversely by distinct researchers. Steorz (1987) distinguished product placement as “the supplement of a brand name product package, signage, or other trademark merchandise interior a move Likeness, television brandish, or tunes video”, while Baker and Crawford (1995) distinguished it as “the supplement of economic products or services in any convention in television or film productions in arrive back for some sort of charge from the advertiser.”
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION3
Background3
Problem Statement5
Purpose of the Study6
Significance of the Study6
CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW9
Theoretical Framework11
Definition of Product Placement11
Advantages and Disadvantages of Product Placement12
Attitude- and Memory-Based Effectiveness of Product Placement13
Behavioral Efficacy of Product Placement14
Ethical Issues in Product Placement15
Existing Models of How Band Placement Works16
Other Models And Theories Applied To Brand Placement18
Elaboration Likelihood Model and Brand Placement18
MODE Model and Implicit Attitudes19
MODE Model and Brand Placement20
Low Involvement Learning20
Low Involvement Learning and Brand Placement21
Presence21
Presence and Brand Placement22
Hypotheses23
Second life of the position23
Hypothesis 1a24
Hypothesis 1b25
Spectator's mind-set in the direction of the movie25
Hypothesis 2a26
Hypothesis 2b26
CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY27
Methodology27
Research design27
Data collection27
Measurements28
CHAPTER 4: RESULTS & FINDINGS30
Extended time promise for product position31
Benefits from spectators' affirmative attitude32
Work with brand placement agents33
Set clear brand placement goals35
Choose the yearned come to and influence of brand placement36
Assess fit with newspapers vehicle37
CHAPTER 5: DISCUSSION & CONCLUSION39
Seek congruence of placement with the plot39
Monitor performance40
Main managerial implications41
Limitations for Future Study43
Conclusion44
REFERENCES46
APPENDIX57
Questionnaire ………………………………………………………………………………63
Table of statistical results67
Chapter 1: Introduction
Background
The need is to integrate marketing communication and the complexity of the communication planning due to several factors. Among them are central to the brand, integrated marketing concepts, it is necessary to maintain the interaction of all the points of contact with customers and stakeholders, increasing the possible points of convergence and growth of new forms of communication. Paradigm of product placement requires a marketing communications consultant and / or practitioners, their domain of expertise extend (ulcers, Brennan, 2006 21). Two of the exponential growth of digital-online modes, such as website, e-mail, cell phone modes and product placement. Product placement is, in a manner dependent on "Insider" research.
Aspect has not been formally identified in these studies, the respondents understand the concept of product placement. This suggests that respondents in Al Karrh ET. study will be requested to address product placement as "paid to the labeled products, or emblem of identity, using audio and / or visual entails programming within the mass of the newspapers" (Karrh, 1998, p. 33). Russell and Belch (2005) The use of hybrid periods of promotion and sponsorship within the context of product placement and sponsor-owned classified displays (such as early wireless ...