Emotional Visual Storytelling for TOUS and LIDL Marketing

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TOUS — Emotional Visual Storytelling

TOUS – Main keyword: “Emotional visual storytelling.” TOUS uses a multi-format digital marketing strategy to build an emotional and premium brand image.

Imagery

Imagery. TOUS relies on high-quality visuals because jewellery must be seen in detail. Examples:

  • Instagram: materials and colours of rings, necklaces and bracelets.
  • Landing pages: clean, consistent images that allow product comparison.
  • Display ads / remarketing banners: static images reminding users
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Consumer Behavior Principles and Marketing Strategies

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1. Information Search and Consumer Behavior

Consumers gather information before making decisions in three ways:

  • Internal Search: Recalling information from memory (past experiences, brands known).
  • External Search: Seeking new information (websites, reviews, friends, ads).
  • Ongoing Search: Long-term interest-driven search (e.g., always reading tech news).

2. Evoked, Inert, and Inept Sets

These are subsets of brands in the consumer’s mind:

  • Evoked Set: Brands the consumer seriously considers.
  • Inert Set: Brands
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Psychological Frameworks of Modern Consumer Behaviour

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🧩 1. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Introduction

Human motivation lies at the centre of consumer behaviour. Abraham Maslow’s (1943) Hierarchy of Needs remains one of the most influential frameworks for understanding why individuals engage in consumption. Maslow argued that behaviour is goal-directed, driven by a progressive series of needs from basic physiological survival to psychological growth and self-actualisation. In consumer contexts, this hierarchy explains not just what people buy, but

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Marketing Management: Concepts, Consumer Behavior & Strategy

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Marketing Management

1. Marketing Concept

Marketing concept — is the philosophy that firms should analyze the needs of their customers and then make decisions to satisfy those needs.

Market orientation → Customer needs.

2. Porter’s Five Forces

Porter’s Five Forces — theory based on the concept that there are five forces that determine the competitive intensity and attractiveness of a market. Porter’s Five Forces help to identify where power lies in a business situation.

Competition (Supplier

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Marketing Strategy Components: Audits to Control

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C2: Marketing Audits

Internal Audit

Examine resources and capabilities, current offerings, past results, business relationships, and key issues that affect marketing and performance.

External Audit

Assess PESTLE factors, competitive factors, differentiation (product, service, brand image), cost (unit, transaction, marketing expenses), and marketing advantage (market share, brand awareness, distribution).

C3: Consumer and Business Markets

Market Definitions:

  • Potential Market: All customers who may need,
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Strategic Marketing Fundamentals and Business Growth

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Branding: Concept and Significance

Meaning and Concept

Branding is the process of creating a unique name, symbol, design, or identity for a product or company that distinguishes it from competitors and builds a lasting image in the minds of consumers.

Importance and Significance

  • Product Identification: Helps consumers easily identify and differentiate a product from similar offerings in the market.
  • Customer Loyalty: Strong brands encourage repeat purchases and develop customer loyalty.
  • Premium Pricing:
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