1.What is your research question?
What is the
role of the ‘self’ within the consumer-brand relationship?
2.Do you have a hypothesis (an assumed
conclusion that you will endeavour to prove)?
If a brand
evokes an emotional connection with a consumer then it will become more
successful than those that don't because it will create desirable consumer
traits appealing to the perceptions of ones self.
3.What are the contexts of your research
interests?
To look at
the construct of the self and how this applied to branding. Why certain brands
are more desirable and how they make people feel despite being very similar to
other brands in terms of ingredients, materials.
4.Sources of primary/secondary research.
Case study
of well established brand that uses the role of the self to market its product
to a consumer.
Psychological
theories and consumer brand theories from online journals and academic sources
5.How will your practical work relate to
your written work (synthesis)?
Develop a
brand that adopts the psychological theories explored within the academic
writing using the role of the self to elevate the perception of the brand and
increase the success of the product.
6.What methods will you use to research,
develop, create and test your work?
Identify a
product to brand, research its consumer, competitors and existing products.
Identify a USP and consider what I want the brand to stand for transcending it
from a product or a brand to something that evokes a personal connection with
the consumer that will increase its success as a brand.
7.Provide a proposed timeline for your work
to completion (consider carefully whether you will need access to college
facilities).
Prior to 11th
January work will focus on the essay. Following the Turn It In Submission I
will start to identify a product to brand.
8th
Feb – Have a product identified and start to research consumers and competitors
22nd
Feb – Identify USP and define what the brand will represent using the role of
the self to transcend its literal use/ meaning.
1st
March – Begin Initial Ideas
14th
March – Feedback and Development
4th
April – Further Development and Feedback
25th
April – Submission
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