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As it is known, economical products are divided into two main components (goods/services). The developing technology has restructured its geographical position. The storage capability of sporting products makes it necessary to define the concept of "visual product". In our study, the general scanning model, which is one of the descriptive research methods, is used (Karasar 2009). In the frame of this descriptive scanning method, a theoretical-analytical method has been used focusing on writing the relevant field. Descriptive studies are usually carried out to enlighten a given situation, to make assessments in line with standards, and to reveal relationships between events (Çepni, 2007). The concept is an abstract design that covers common features of objects and events and collects under a common name. A concept thus becomes a general and abstract representation of an object, state or phenomenon. The concepts are divided into a priori and posterior. The part to be studied in the study is posterior. Because the concept of "visual product" can be achieved by means of induction using observation and experience. In this procedure, the multiplicity is first searched, compared and then focused on similarities, differences, and variables so that the subject can be objectified. In the last stage, the concept of "visual product" is obtained by abstraction by discarding variables, differences. The continuity of the sporting products necessitates the requirement of defining them. The visual product is conceptualized as "an economic activity, action, performance, social event or effort" that is sustained with communication technology, although it is consumed where it is produced. Taking into consideration the product descriptions of classical economic theorists and the ability of developing technology to transform the nature offered to human beings after a "visual product" has been defined as a new economic product, labor, capital and natural resources in the virtual environment and in the face of time, the new situation should be discussed and explained within the scope of navigation service products.
— The goal is to objectify the concept of "visual product" through speculative thinking from the start point of the subject of Galatasaray-NeuchâtelXamaxmatch on the basis of a new kind of economical product brought about by the storability of service products owing to the technological changes in sports viewing products. In our study, the general screening model, which is one of the descriptive research methods, has been used (Karasar 2009). Within the scope of this descriptive scanning method, a theoretical-analytical method has been used focusing on the relevant body of literature. Descriptive studies are usually carried out to elucidate a given situation, to make assessments in line with standards, and to reveal the relationships between events (Çepni, 2007). A concept is an abstract design that encompasses the common features of objects and events, and gathers them under a common name. Thus, a concept becomes a general and abstract representation of an object, situation or phenomenon. Concepts are divided in two as a priori and a posteriori. The subject of discourse of this study is a posteriori concepts, because the concept of "visual product" can be achieved by the method of induction, utilising observation and experience. In this procedure, first the multiplicity is researched and compared, and then the similarities, differences and variables are focused on in order to objectify the subject. At the last stage, the concept of "visual product" is obtained through abstraction, by discarding the variables and differences.
The points of sale are no longer a space where money is exchanged for a product or a service. The search for new sensations and engaging experiences is growing. In response to the consumer behavior indicated as a trend by the Trendwatching Latin America report entitled Retail Retold, in May 2014, this presents truck-shops as an alternative for retail. Truck-shops are moving trade models that use trucks or vans as point of sale. Since they consist in points of sale, they should follow visual merchandising projects as well. However, due the temporariness and mobility, there is a wider range of issues to be considered in the consumption experience in such spaces. Thus, we intended to approach how the premises of visual merchandising are applied to these trades without an established location. For that, we conducted: (1) a bibliographical research on visual merchandising and buying experience, (2) the Trendwatching’s trend description and interpretation, on top of (3) exploratory surveys on visual merchandising’s specificities applied to truck-shops. The study concluded that experimentation is magnified in truck-shops retail, since the locations’ choice extends the sensory stimuli – visual, auditory, olfactory and tactile -, in addition to the generation of different surprise attributes at each new chosen location, creating new brand’s memories. In contrast, as a negative aspect we point out inclement weather conditions can influence on the presence of consumers in open spaces.
Contextus - Revista Contemporânea de Economia e Gestão
Visual merchandising: A bibliometric analysis and future research proposals Ingrid de Matos Martins2020 •
This work aimed to investigate the studies on visual merchandising in theoretical, methodological and empirical aspects. Bibliometric research was carried out based on 35 articles published in journals. The analyzes present the number of articles per year, main journals, most cited references, most used keywords, in addition to the methodology, considering the approach, research method, data collection and analysis technique. It was possible to conclude that the theme is relatively new, justifying an opportunity for future research. In this sense, a research agenda is proposed with three possible paths to be followed by future studies, namely: studies with a qualitative approach, comparison between different countries and comparison between sectors and intersector. RESUMO Este trabalho teve como objetivo investigar os estudos sobre visual merchandising em aspectos teóricos, metodológicos e empíricos. Foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliométrica a partir de 35 artigos publicados em periódicos. As análises apresentam o número de artigos por ano, principais periódicos, referências mais citadas, palavras-chave mais utilizadas, além da metodologia considerando abordagem, método de pesquisa, técnica de coleta e análise de dados. Foi possível concluir que o tema é relativamente novo justificando oportunidade para futuras pesquisas. Neste sentido, é proposta uma agenda de pesquisa com três possíveis caminhos a serem seguidos por estudos futuros, sendo: estudos com abordagem qualitativa, comparação entre diferentes países e comparação entre setores e intersetor. Palavras-chave: visual merchandising; bibliometria; agenda; atmosfera de loja; varejo. RESUMEN Este trabajo tuvo como objetivo investigar los estudios sobre merchandising visual en aspectos teóricos, metodológicos y empíricos. La investigación bibliométrica se realizó en base a 35 artículos publicados en revistas. Los análisis presentan el número de artículos por año, las principales revistas, las referencias más citadas, las palabras clave más utilizadas, además de la metodología, teniendo en cuenta el enfoque, el método de investigación, la recopilación de datos y la técnica de análisis. Fue posible concluir que el tema es relativamente nuevo, lo que justifica una oportunidad para futuras investigaciones. En este sentido, se propone una agenda de investigación con tres posibles caminos a seguir para futuros estudios, a saber: estudios con un enfoque cualitativo, comparación entre diferentes países y comparación entre sectores e intersectores. Palabras clave: comercialización visual; bibliometría; calendario; ambiente de la tienda; Al por menor.
Contextus – Revista Contemporânea de Economia e Gestão
Visual merchandising: Uma análise bibliométrica e proposta de pesquisas futurasEste trabalho teve como objetivo investigar os estudos sobre visual merchandising em aspectos teóricos, metodológicos e empíricos. Foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliométrica a partir de 35 artigos publicados em periódicos. As análises apresentam o número de artigos por ano, principais periódicos, referências mais citadas, palavras-chave mais utilizadas, além da metodologia considerando abordagem, método de pesquisa, técnica de coleta e análise de dados. Foi possível concluir que o tema é relativamente novo justificando oportunidade para futuras pesquisas. Neste sentido, é proposta uma agenda de pesquisa com três possíveis caminhos a serem seguidos por estudos futuros, sendo: estudos com abordagem qualitativa, comparação entre diferentes países e comparação entre setores e intersetor.
THE CONSUMER OF THE VISUAL CULTURE ERA: A PROFILE FROM REAL TO VIRTUAL WORLD
THE CONSUMER OF THE VISUAL CULTURE ERA: A PROFILE FROM REAL TO VIRTUAL WORLD GÖRSEL KÜLTÜR ÇAĞININ TÜKETİCİSİ: GERÇEK DÜNYADAN SANAL DÜNYAYA DEĞİŞEN TÜKETİCİ PROFİLİ2015 •
The history of consumption, which has started in the beginning of the humankind and still continues nowadays, has experienced many changes throughout this process. While in the past, the approach was to work and consume only as much as needed to survive, the new way of perceiving this issue is to work in order to purchase more and sustain our existence according to how much we can consume. As Baudrillard said, today we have reached such a point that the concept of consumption is based more than on the object itself, on the idea it expresses and the image attached to it. Consumption products thus carry upon their symbolic meanings a certain sense of belonging for their possessors. Within the cultural configurations it takes the form of an imperative component for an image, symbol or other type of indicators. That is why consumption is not a real spectrum for relations, but a sort of behavior completely guided out by indicators, signs and symbolic representation. Consumption nowadays has been transformed not only from a conceptual point of view but also from the perspective of those tools that enable its existence. The Internet, invented at the end of 1960's as the product of a military project, has become very popular throughout the 1980's due to the use of personal computers, and consequently has become a consumption tool nowadays. As such, with its newly gained position it came to be in the same time a precursor of the new idea of economy. During the 1990's, it continued to develop parallel with communication and information technologies. It thus managed to break the boundaries of communication as it has been known so far, go beyond appealing only to limited groups within the corporate world, and become a dissemination center at the disposal of the great masses. The social areas and virtual environment that web technologies have formed within the economic and communication fields have become new channels for consumption. The users of these areas, consumers that is, become in this respect profiles that give decisions and act upon symbols and indicators. Consumption indicators thus come forward as singular identities and portray in this form cultural differences in the postmodern world, constituting in this manner a subject of inquiry for all the actors of the new economy in terms of finding out who these consumers of the visual culture really are. In this respect this study aims to evaluate the new consumer's profile in the light of recent sociological and cultural changes with the help of new communication technologies.
International Journal of Economic Practices and …
The Specifics of the Sport Product and Their Implications within the Marketing Activity2011 •
The aim of this paper is to propose a marketing-oriented definition of the tourist product as well as a classification system of its components based on an extensive review and analysis of tourism marketing literature. Tourist products satisfy the tourist needs and are the objects of the transactions between tourists and businesses. Determining the tourist products is most helpful for social scientists interested in understanding the aforementioned transactions and the benefits derived by consuming these products. This proves to be a challenging task, though, due to the lack of a common understanding among the authors who have explored this issue as well as due to the different levels of tourist products and their complex nature. For instance, tourist products can be determined on two distinct levels: ➢ The total tourist product comprises a combination of all the elements, which a tourist consumes during his/her trip. ➢ The specific products are components of the total tourist product and can be sold as individual offerings such as accommodation, transport, attractions and other facilities for tourists. This paper focuses on the total tourist products, that can be understood as bundles of tangible and intangible components, based on an activity at a destination. It is the consumption of such a bundle that allows engaging in specific activities at the destination(s) and that creates the travel experience of each individual. Thus, the tourist product can be equated with the total travel experience. Tourist products are characterised by their complex nature. They consist of numerous components ― most of which constitute products themselves ― with each one playing a distinct functional role in this “amalgam of tangible and intangible elements”. These components complement each other, i.e. they are functionally interdependent as each one provides only a part of the total sum of benefits sought by tourists.
An industry is characterized by a generic product and production process. For tourism to be considered an industry, it is necessary to show that such a genetic product and process exist. This paper argues that they do exist, and presents a model that describes the product as consisting of five elements: the physical plant, service, hospitality, freedom of choice, and involvement. The generic production begins with raw inputs, progresses through intermediate inputs and outputs, to final outputs, or the tourist's experience. The model is a potentially important contribution in the debate about tourism as an industry; it also formalizes the intuitive notion of many authors that tourism products are fundamentally experiences. R~sum~: Tourisme: le produit. Une industrie se caractErise par un produit et un processus de production gEn6riques. Pour que le tourisme soit considErE une industrie, il faut dEmontrer qu'il existe un produit et un processus g6nEriques. L'article soutient que ces deux ElEments existent bien pour le tourisme. Le produit comprend cinq ElEments: b~timents et materiel, service, hospitalitE, libert6 de choix et engagement. La production commence par des consommations brutes et progresse par des Echanges Economiques intermEdiaires jusqu'au point final de production , c'est-~t-dire l'expErience du toutiste. Le module pourrait bien Stre une contribution impor-tante au dEbat du tourisme somme industrie; il formalise aussi l'idEe intuitive que les produits du tourisme sont en comme des experiences. Mots-cl~s: produit, industrie, offre, processus de production, cbtE Economique du toutisme, definition.
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