they are drawn tocolor and tend to feel the emotions associated withit, as seen in Figures 1 and 2.
Mostly consists of qualitative data.
they are drawn tocolor and tend to feel the emotions associated withit, as seen in Figures 1 and 2.
Mostly consists of qualitative data.
Figure 4: H&M summer Instagram feed
The data is given to us through photos.
ompanies spendmillions of dollars on color psychology marketingtechniques to differentiate themselves fromcompetitors and brands in the same sector. [1
Summarization of detail in first reference.
(Ali 2018)
Attribution to Reference
Figure 2
Attribution to an example they have included.
We live in a time where social media has asignificant influence on customers and theirpurchasing habit
First person point of view
They want the colors used in their commercials,new apparel lines, and social media to match themessage they want the customer to feel
Past tense and third person point of view
may help
Qualifier
may be seen o
Qualifier
Importance of Color in Advertisin
Subheading
The Meanings Behind Color in Marketing andBranding
Subheading
How Consumers Perceive Color Emotionally
Subheading
which may help firms
Use of qualifier
I did aliterature review, which included many papersidentified in the Long Beach State library database.In the following parts, I will first describe theliterature evaluation and methodology, followed b
One of the authors is using first person point of view.
Color Psychology Defined
There are many subheadings used throughout this article.
It has been proved that 85% of buyers paygreater attention to a product's and packaging'scolors. Color is the most essential aspect for thesecustomers when choosing a product and finishingtheir purchase.
Results do not come strictly after the introduction and methods.
The Psychology of Color and Its Effect on Branding
Title is straight forward and to the point about what the article is going to talk about.
Keywords: Color, Marketing, color psychology, branding, advertising, brand image
Multiple topics being introduced and covered.
ccept Date: 13 February 2024
Acceptance date, which also seems to be the published date.
Benha University, Faculty of Applied Arts, Advertising, Printing and Publishing Department, Benha, Egyptb National Research Centre (Scopus affiliation ID 60014618), Textile Research and Technology Institute, Pre-treatment, and Finishing of Cellulose-based Textiles Department, 33 El-Behouth St. (former El-Tahrir str.),Dokki, P.O 12622, Giza, Egypt
Corresponding Universities and Centers that the authors belong to.
As consumers,
Suggests that consumers are the target audience.
Toqa M. Maghraby a, Aya E. Elhag a, Rawan M. Romeh a, Dalia M. Elhawary a, and Ahmed G. Hassabo b*
Multiple Authors
Abstract
Initial Summary on what the article is going to be about.