Neuromarketing Applications in Online Shopping Behaviour

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Dr. Monisha. K
Dr. Byram Anand
Vidhya Vijayakumar T
Dr. S. Jeyalakshmi
Manju Singh

Abstract

The growth and complexity of ecommerce is driving a transformation in the way customers are shopping and purchasing, and marketers need to understand the factors that motivate the online purchase – both psychological and neurological. Neuromarketing is the combination of neuroscience and psychology and marketing research to give insights into the subconscious behaviour when consumers shop online. The paper analyzes the potential of using neuromarketing in online shopping to analyze consumer attention, emotional involvement, decision making and purchase intentions and how these aspects are supported by techniques based on the brain. The research methodology is a review study, the results of scientific literature related to the use of tools of neuromarketing namely electroencephalography (EEG), functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), eye tracking, facial expression analysis and biometric measurements were synthesized. The analysis demonstrates how these technologies can more precisely capture consumer reactions to website design, product placement, ads, product prices, and personalized recommendations as compared to traditional survey methods. Growing use of AI and data analytics in optimizing neuromarketing applications by predicting customer behaviour in real time and making customized customer experience is also highlighted in the paper. Moreover, it addresses ethical concerns like consumer privacy, informed consent, the security of data, and the ethical use of neurophysiological data for digital marketing. The results show that neuromarketing offers an insight into the unconscious preferences of consumers, which can enable organizations to create more compelling online platforms, enhance customer satisfaction, build brand loyalty, and boost their conversion rates. In the meantime, it is important to have clear ethical guidelines to foster consumer confidence and sustainable development. The study shows how, when combined with scientific knowledge and marketing, neuromarketing has proven to be a powerful strategic tool for digital commerce. It recommends further empirical research on different consumer groups and in different online retail settings to validate the effect of the neuromarketing techniques and to contribute to the elaboration of responsible and consumer-oriented marketing strategies in the quickly evolving digital environment.

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