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Brand strategy: the future of multisensory marketing | WGSN
June 23, 2025 - Historically, marketers have relied on sight or sound to capture attention, but multisensory brand experiences are increasingly important, especially as the industry is expected to witness a further rise in sensory marketing over the next 25 years (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford).
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The Psychology Behind Multi-Sensory Marketing and its Impact on Brand Loyalty — Neuroscience Of
February 7, 2025 - Modern brands need to go beyond the visual world. By tapping into multi-sensory marketing, brand can create novel tastes, sounds, smells, and haptic sensations which, when integrated into their experiential campaigns, retail designs, and customer journeys, can foster deeper brand loyalty. Multi-sens
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Bringing Consumers to Their Senses: How Multisensory Marketing Feeds Business
Starbucks has built its brand identity on the strength of a rich in-store experience, from the warm coffee aroma and welcoming interior design to the carefully curated music, menu and merchandise. All five senses — sight, smell, taste, touch and sight — are engaged to create a holistic and seamless multisensory experience. The java juggernaut markets more than coffee and a miscellany of menu items.
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The Rise of Sensory Marketing: Why Brands Are Making You Hungry for More | Popular Pays Blog
March 24, 2025 - The numbers tell the story - research shows that 73% of consumers are more likely to purchase a product when the experience feels personal (PwC), while 67% of customers recall brands better when multisensory elements are incorporated (Nielsen). These aren't just statistics; they're a window into how our brains process and remember brand experiences. Digital sensory marketing has evolved far beyond simple visual appeal.
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5 sensory marketing examples
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Brands lean into multisensory marketing as consumers keep spending on fragrance
May 1, 2025 - Whether brands are aligning their product with comfort food, launching fragrances, or prioritizing scent in their retail spaces, marketers are embracing multisensory experiences as another way to stand out in the digital noise.
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MAKING SENSE OF THE SENSES: THE POWER OF MULTISENSORY MARKETING FOR BRANDS - UNLIMITED
October 17, 2024 - Sales increased by 10% during the sensory marketing trial. Customers spent almost 6 minutes longer in store when all the senses were activated. Shoppers were 17% more emotionally sensitive – in a negative way – when in a silent environment. Despite the above example, it’s vital to remember that multisensory marketing isn’t just about retail experiences, and it’s certainly not only limited to a physical store environment.
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Multi-sensory marketing: Is scent the key to brand success? - The Delta Group
November 15, 2022 - It seems that multi-sensory marketing is taking retail by storm, with marketers particularly keen to leverage a customer’s sense of smell to tap into memories and ambitions. More brands are using signature scents to create emotional connections and evoke particular connotations within the ...
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Where to start with multisensory marketing | WARC | The Feed
In 2024, consumers are on a journey of sensory exploration and innovation. By crafting truly multisensory brand identities and experiences, based on sensory science, there is an opportunity to develop more immersive experiences and communications that captivate and resonate with consumers on a deeply profound level.
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Multisensory Marketing - Adogy
February 28, 2025 - By targeting not just visual and auditory cues but also touch, smell, and taste, marketers can forge stronger emotional connections with their audience and establish a deeper brand affinity. Incorporating multisensory elements into marketing campaigns leads to a more immersive customer journey, thereby fostering better recall, higher attention levels, and ultimately, increased customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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Multisensory advertising vs traditional marketing • S.O.H Group
September 26, 2024 - Multisensory advertising allows brands to tell a story that connects on an emotional level. By appealing to multiple senses, brands can create a narrative that feels more personal and impactful. While traditional marketing has its merits, multisensory marketing offers distinct advantages in today’s experience-driven market:
Harvard Business Review
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The Science of Sensory Marketing
March 1, 2015 - For two decades marketers in a variety of industries have been building expertise in reaching consumers through the five senses—learning to deploy cues, such as the sting from a swig of mouthwash and the scritch-scratch sound of a Sharpie pen, that can intensify perceptions of brands.