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Brand personification through music as brand knowledge:Learning from the perspective of consumers of hip-hop music in Sweden on the associations of mu

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Author:Leyva, José
Date of Publication: 2013
Book classification:Business & Management,English Books,
No. of pages:100 Pages
Format:Paperback

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Masters Thesis from the year 2011 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, grade: A (Pass with distinction), Jِnkِping International Business School, course: Consumer Behavior, language: English, abstract: Background. Previous research on the investigation of brand personality (BP) can be found to use the personification metaphor of brands through celebrities, occupations and animals. Brand image research aims to discover the human characteristics attached to a brand. In this regard, the author suggests that as music can tell much of the personality of a person, then it would be possible to know the personality of a brand through music. The rationale behind is that music elicits "extramusical" information, such as emotions, values, dress codes and stereotypes of people; in relation to musical-genres. Purpose. This research aims to explore how music can help to produce brand knowledge. In particular how the extramusical information conveyed by musical-genres can be used as language to talk about the personality of a brand. Methodology. The empirical research was developed within an Interpretive research paradigm to learn from the perspective of consumers of hip-hop music in Sweden, how brand knowledge can be obtained from music as cognitive schema (CS). The data was gathered using a mixed-method research design. Two different projective techniques were employed in group sessions. On one session (N=11), visual collages were used to visually represent the brands using images of musicians and their description with brand personality traits. The second session (N=12) consisted of an associative task using music, followed by the application of the brand personality scale. The interpretation and analysis of findings was done through the triangulation of the methods data. Conclusions. The use of music genres as CS to produce brand knowledge can provide insightful information on the lifestyle and type of users that buy, consume o
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year published2013
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