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研究生: 吳宜錚
Wu, I-Cheng
論文名稱: 解析零售業主之品牌風格傳達: 以微型時尚生活形態店為例
Analyzing Retail Owner's Brand Style Encoding: A Perspective of Micro Lifestyle Select Shop
指導教授: 謝孟達
Shieh, Meng-­Dar
共同指導教授: 仲曉玲
Chung, Hsiao-­Ling
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 規劃與設計學院 - 創意產業設計研究所
Institute of Creative Industries Design
論文出版年: 2014
畢業學年度: 102
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 117
中文關鍵詞: 微型企業時尚生活形態店品牌識別品牌溝通店內體驗
外文關鍵詞: Micro business, Lifestyle select shop, brand identity, brand communication, in-store experience
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  • 零售店主是品牌的靈魂人物,他們必須建立一個明確而強烈的品牌識別,以主導所有溝通策略。品牌溝通不只建立在對目標市場的深度瞭解、擬定溝通策略,以精準傳達品牌哲學,更以提高品牌能見度並累積品牌價值為首要目的。

    然而,從最近一股追求生活風格的熱潮當中,也讓我們看見社會價值觀的轉變。消費者不再以追隨單一品牌為消費準則,購物已經變成一種自我形象建立、展現品味及創意的過程。因應著消費習性的轉變,大量微型時尚生活風格形態店開始出現,選品、風格混搭及面對面的店內互動形成新的品牌價值。

    本研究採用個案分析及深度訪談品牌創立人,以瞭解生活風格零售品牌之品牌概念建構、店內溝通方式和消費者之間互動的過程,建立以人為本的新興微型生活風格品牌溝通方法。研究結果亦發現,微型時尚生活風格形態店可以被歸類為『創作者』和『發現者』兩大類別。其品牌溝通的方式日趨個人化,強調對消費者的觀察及深度瞭解需求,為因應消費者特質而隨時調整之溝通方式亦考驗店家和店員對人的敏銳度及洞察力。

    以人為本的生活風格零售品牌崛起,微型時尚生活形態品牌正是善用人文溝通的箇中高手,消費者在透過實際參與及互動的過程與品牌建立密不可分的關係。深盼此研究可以在品牌識別建立之策略制定及品牌風格管理提供不同的研究觀點。

    From the growing popularity of lifestyle shops, the emerging lifestyle pursues trends projecting the changes in consumption value in society. At present consumers are hunting for products and brands which fulfilling their desire to express their self-identities, demonstrating their taste and creativity. In lifestyle select shops, the selected products and style are mix and match. This in-store interaction creates a new brand value based on the various needs of the customers. This research analyzes how such lifestyle shops owners encode their brand concepts for the changing customers through in-store experience creation.

    Core brand identity is always important. It carries the brand essence and directs the entire message to consumers to enhance brand awareness and accumulate brand value. Retail storeowners are the soul of the store brand. They create strong brand identity, which leads all market communication strategies. Communication is the linkage between the brand itself and the targeted market. A successful brand communication is executed by specific strategies and a full understanding of customer needs.

    In the research findings, based on their characteristics, these owners, acting as lifestyle missionaries, are typologized into “creators” and “explorers”. They are inspiring, leading, and interacting with consumers differently. The analysis of the interview data shows that communication becomes very individualized and highly reliant on the sensibility and aesthetic perception of storeowners and staff. Brand communication of lifestyle retail now is transforming into a humanist style, which emphasizes emotion and intellectual interaction.

    摘要 1 Abstract 2 Acknowledgement 3 Chapter I. INTRODUCTION 9 1.1 Research Background 9 1.2 Research Motivation 12 1.3 Research Objectives 13 1.4 Research Questions 15 Chapter II. LITERATURE REVIEW 16 2.1 Introduction of Brand Communication in Retail Environment 16 2.1.1 What is Brand Communication: The Circle of Value 17 2.1.2 Branding in the Retail Environment 20 2.1.3 Campaign of Management: A Value-Driven Brand Identity 22 2.2 Emerging Micro Lifestyle Retail Business in Taiwan 26 2.2.1 What is the Role of a Lifestyle Shop? A Hybrid Characterized Business between DBFI and CLI 27 2.2.2 Branding Issues Within Micro Lifestyle Select Shop 30 2.2.3 Employees and Brand Communication 31 2.3 Mission Creates a Valuable Brand 33 2.3.1 What a Brand Sees: The Role of Vision 36 2.3.2 Response to Vision: The Role of Mission 37 2.4 In-Store Brand Communication: An Experience of Lifestyle 38 2.4.1 Communicating Products Through Education and Inspiration 39 2.4.2 Communicating Brand Identity Through Experience 40 Chapter III. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 43 3.1 Research Procedures 43 3.2 Research Methodology 45 3.2.1 Case Study 46 3.2.2 Questionnaire 47 3.2.3 Semi-Structured In-depth Interview 48 3.3 The Cases 49 3.3.1 Why Taipei: A Post-Modernized City 50 3.3.2 Case Introduction 50 Chapter IV. DATA ANALYSIS 55 4.1 We are What We Stand For: Lifestyle Brand Identity Encoding and Communicating 55 4.2 The World of Retailers’ Creation: The In-Store Experience 65 4.2.1 Mentors of lifestyle: What and how lifestyle select shops communicate through products 67 4.2.2 More than display: Inspiring each other through experience process 68 4.2.3 Creating Atmosphere: A Space for Escaping from Everyday Life 71 4.2.4 Summary 74 4.3 The Communicators in Lifestyle In-Store Experience Creating 75 4.3.1 Lifestyle Missionaries are Good Story tellers 75 4.3.2 The Background of Communicators: The Ability to Provide Style Suggestions 76 4.3.3 Owners: The Soul of the Lifestyle Select Shop 77 4.3.4 Summary 78 4.4 The Typology of Lifestyle Missionaries: The Explorer and the Creator 79 4.4.1 We Provide New Service Possibilities 79 4.4.2 Expecting Customers’ Feedback to Co-create the Uniqueness 84 4.4.3 Leading the Trend Instead of Following 85 4.4.4 Summary 86 4.5 The Resonance of Customers and the New Brand-Customer Relationship 86 4.5.1 Who Are They? Customers are the Composers of Their Own Identity 87 4.5.2 Summary 88 Chapter V. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION 90 5.1 Research Discussion and Conclusion 90 5.1.1 From Imposing to Encouraging: Redefining Products and Service 91 5.1.2 The New Function of Space 92 5.1.3 Strong Brand Ideology Strengthens a Brand in Communication Fragmented World? 93 5.1.4 Conclusion 95 5.1.5 Suggestions for Future Research 98 REFERENCE 100 APPENDIX 105 01. Questionnaire 105 02. Semi-structured Interview Guideline 114

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