Persuasion - Attitude change: seven theories - Involvement and think-feel grid for attitude change

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What is the involvement and think-feel grid for attitude change?

Your attitude towards objects can be divided into four quadrants on a grid. This gris is formed by two axes: the 'involvement axis' and the 'think-feel axis'.

To change the attitude of the consumer, the message of the marketer should be matched along with the location of the object in the grid. 

When a product is in the two think quadrants, how should you design the message as a marketer? What are the differences for a low-involvement product and a high-involvement product?

The message should be rational, thus tell what the product does and its concrete benefits. 
Low-involvement product: one or tow simple rational brand beneftis. 

High-involvement product: as many features and benefits the product has, to give the strongest argument

How should you design your message for a product with high involvement in the feel quadrant?

You will have to make your message emotional (fear, hope, love guilt, pride). 

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How should you design your message for a product with low involvement in the feel quadrant?

Present the brand visually to create a positive impression and/or set it up in a good mood setting, purpose is to create a good mood in the consumer. 

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