Anthropological marketing is born, from the fusion of only apparently distant disciplines, to re-evaluate the people, their values and their experiences.
The power of smell in marketing: it creates unique sensory experiences, strengthens brand identity, and builds customer loyalty with emotional memories.
Open places: the opportunity to come and visit us to better understand the approach we carry out in our laboratories where you will find our researchers who confront themselves every day with the reality of people’s lives.
SAVE, an integrated services management company for the Venice-Treviso-Verona-Brescia airport system, has commissioned TSW to study the experiences of travellers at Venice Marco Polo airport.
Usability is a beautiful concept, more than the term and its use, or abuse, make us think.
The word comes from the Latin uti use, simple then.
Not really, because the meaning of this term is often neglected or reduced to its daily meaning of using something, the habit of the act or being the usual thing itself.
A purely scientific analysis that scours the knowledge handed down so far about the nature of the dream, which analyzes a whole series of possible scenarios always aimed at the resolution and control of a topic probably still quite obscure in the world of Marketing.
Are the effects of the use of the art work limited at the time of the exhibition? Or does the emotional involvement resulting from that experience last over time and integrate into the experience?
Starting from people means above all to follow their path of fruition in the touchpoints they have with the brands, amplifying their experience and stimulating, with the contents, emotional reactions.
Anthropological Marketing is an interdisciplinary approach that uses strategies and techniques that combine qualitative research aimed at studying the cultural values of the target in relation to market needs.