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The introduction of Lush
Was founded by Mark Constantine and Wiz Weir in the United Kindom in 1995
fresh handmade cosmetics and personal care products more well-known for its values and stance on social i
ssue environmentally and socally friendly
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If Lush were to release a campaign with call to action such as ‘Pick one up now, you deserve an indulgence’ which of the three Freudian systems would it be appealing to? Explain with reference to Freudian theory.
Question 1 The Freudian Theory
ID•totally unconscious; •has no contact with reality
EGO•exact a balance between the impractical hedonism of the id and the equally impractical moralism of the super-ego;•the part of the psyche that is usually reflected most directly in a person's actions.
SUPEREGO•the moral component of the psyche;•no special circumstances in which the morally right thing may not be right for a given situation
I really want to get
I can get
I should get
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Indulgence
The habit of allowing yourself to do or have whatever you want, or allowing someone else to do or have whatever they want
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ID
pleasure principle
the completely unconscious, impulsive, childlike portion of the psyche
source of basic impulses and drives
seeks immediate pleasure and gratification
The connection
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Actual self-image
The individual’s own understanding of his or her actual situation
Ideal self-image
Expresses their personal aspirations for the development of personality of themselves
Brand personality and self-image
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Brand personality
Why you buy this product to a large extent you admire or agree on what that product represents
What does represents mean?
You want others to form an evaluation on you because of this buying behavior.
Buy some products because of the brand is a kind of buying behavior in which
1 You buy the products to show your attitude or personality
2 you agree with the personality of that brand
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The GAP
Actual self-image
Idealself-image
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Some products of Lush
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Do you think Lush customers are consumer innovators? Explain with reference to the case and what you have learned in this chapter. Also consider how an advertising campai
gn might be different depending on whether it targets consumer innovators or not.
what characteristics does consumer innovator have?
open-minded outgoing have knowledge and interest in product area be an opinion leader and more socally integrat
ed...etc
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Considering how an advertising campaign might be different depending on whether it targets consumer innovators or not.
Lush Lush supports some
social issues like animal protection, avoiding animal testing.
become the brand image
Lush's Consumers interested in becomi
ng involved in campaigns against animal testing or environmental harm
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Sincerity:(Down-to-earth, Honest, Wholesome, Cheerful)
Excitement:(Daring, Spirited, Imaginative, up-to-date)
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Competence:(reliable, intelligent, successful)
Sophisticating: (upper class and charming)
Ruggedness: (outdoorsy, tough)
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