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Meaningful Advertising: Pervasive Advertising in the Experience Economy. Betekenisvol Ontwerpen in de Stad, Rotterdam 2009.

Meaningful Advertising:

Pervasive Advertising

in the Experience Economy

Peter van Waart, Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences

Ingrid Mulder, TU Delft

Workshop Betekenisvol Ontwerpen in de Stad

Rotterdam, 13 november 2009

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experience

human values

meaning

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Experience




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Experience = Erlebnis

Meaningful Experience = Erfahrung

What is Experience?


The Experience Economy

Pine & Gilmore, The Experience Economy, 2000.Illustration: [email protected]


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The experience of a hotel stay is more than just sleeping at night. Also the phases before and after are part of the experience.

During the experience, you interact with the product, service or brand through touchpoints.

What you will remember is your emotional experience.

Shedroff et.al., Making Meaning, 2006.




Human values

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Human values drive behaviour (lifestyle)

Lifestyles – Play a crucial role in people’s

daily life. – People present themselves in

social interactions through consumption of specific products (fashion, music, furniture, etc.).

– Members of the same lifestle group share preferences, norms and values.

Bourdieu, Distinction, 1984.


Mentality® Motivaction

Value-based segmentation in brand strategy


Find your soulmate through matching brans




Meaning




• Human beings act toward things on the basis of the meanings that the things have for them

• These meanings are a product of social interaction in society. • These meanings are modified through a process of interpretation, which

each individual deploys when dealing with the things that s/he encounters.

George H. Mead.

Mind, Self and Society (1934).

The Philosophy of the Act (1938).

Meaning is in the mind of the beholder


Meaningful when adapted to human values

P. Desmet. Model of product emotions. 2002. TU Delft.

NeedsGoalsMotivesHuman values

ProductsAgents (organisations, groups, brands)Events

appraisal: non-intellectual, automatic evaluation of the significance of a stimulus for one’s personal well-being

‘the felt tendency toward anything intuitively appraised as good (benificial) or away from anything intuitively appraised as bad (harmful)’(Arnold, 1960, in: Desmet, 2002) meaningful

Meaningful brands,

meaningful advertising

Collected by Martien Heijmink


buy adds

sell moreproducts

make profit

TV industrial complex

Advertising in the era of TV

distributeproducts

S. Godin. Purple Cow. 2005.

persuasive

advertising


Advertising in the era of Experience Economy

meaningful

advertising

humanvalues brands

meaning


Remember…meaning is in the mind of the beholder

•We cannot design an experience, but we can design for an experience

•Experiences evolve from the interaction between current stimuli and personal history and set of values


Meaningful pervasive systems

Those pervasive systems and applications that enhance social capital as collective goods involving shared goals and values and social norms of reciprocity, are most usable to be of meaning over time

Carroll, J.M. & Mentis, in: Schifferstein et al., 2008


Orchestrating touchpoint interactions

Powerful media constitute experiences

by addressing people’s:

•intellect

•emotions

•physical experiences

Highland & Yu. Communicating Inner Experience with Video Game Technology. 2008.

Illustration: Sylvia Delissen. How to plug the gap between promise and proof. Graduation project, 2009.


Orchestrating touchpoint interactions

intellect(human values)

physical experience

emotions

Powerful media constitute experiences

by addressing people’s:

•intellect

•emotions

•physical experiences


Example: intellectual interaction

Being creative, distinct from masses


Example: emotional interactionGust bowlMaarten Bekx, Pieter Diepenmaat, Dennis Luijer, Wouter van der Hoog. TU Delft 2003.

Mothers and sons emotional connection


Example: physical interactionGestural interfaces empowering brand experienceLemmy-Boy Hoogendoorn, graduation project at IN10, 2009


Nike+ and iPod as meaningful brand technology


• be of meaning for people with your brand

• orchestrate touchpoints for

interaction with and between people

• let touchpoints address people at an intellectual, emotional and physical level

Meaningful advertising

The end

and the beginning of

meaningful advertising!

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