Abstract
There are a myriad of associations consumers can develop about a brand; these go far beyond their awareness and are activated following exposure to the brand, or its use. This means that some associations can indeed emerge in a specific context and remain submerged in another. In other words, the consumer tends to develop awareness of a brand both at a conscious and a subconscious level, reactivating that awareness from an area to which it has been “distanced” as the result of a precise stimulus.
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© 2009 Michele Fioroni and Garry Titterton
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Fioroni, M., Titterton, G. (2009). Brand Perception and the Power of the Subconscious. In: Brand Storming. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-230-23351-5_14
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