Towards a Better Specification of the Store Environment Stimulus: An Augmented Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) Model That Captures Brand Expressiveness

John Murray

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Abstract

Abstract: This paper proposes an augmented SOR model which facilitates design/architect practitioners when they review store concepts. The paper contributes to the knowledge base of designers/architects when making deliberate brand expressions in development of the store environment. The global nature of the SOR model, it is argued, does not allow for discrimination between consumer interpretations of store brands; nor does it propose a realistic means of engaging design-architect practitioners at the concept proofing stage of development. This conceptual paper argues that retail branding studies benefit from inclusion of more flexible frameworks founded on separable and integral design-architecture and brand communicative elements.
Original languageEnglish
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2012
EventBritish Academy of Management - Cardiff, United Kingdom
Duration: 13 Sep 201213 Sep 2012

Conference

ConferenceBritish Academy of Management
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
CityCardiff
Period13/09/1213/09/12
OtherConference Proceedings

Keywords

  • design/architect practitioners
  • store concepts
  • brand expressions
  • store environment
  • SOR model
  • consumer interpretations
  • retail branding
  • design-architecture
  • brand communicative elements

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