Hierarchy of Effects Model

Definition

Heirarchy of Effects Model

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The Hierarchy of Effects model is based on the premise that advertising moves consumers systematically through a series of psychological purchasing stages in the following order:

  1. awareness
  2. knowledge (think)
  3. liking
  4. preference (feel)
  5. conviction
  6. purchase (do)

The model was created in 1961 by Robert J. Lavidge and Gary A. Steiner.[1]

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References

  1. ^ American Marketing Association, AMA Dictionary.

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