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Original Article

Open Access Original Article

The Business of Emotions

Divya Soni1

1 Assistant Professor, New L. J. Commerce College, GNFC Tower, S.G. Highway, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Volume 42
Issue 3
Pages 4–8
Year 2012
Published: March 1, 2012
Abstract

This article introduces its readers to the new wave of emotional branding. It throws light on the concept of emotional branding and the reasons of its increasing popularity. It discusses the power of emotions over rationality. Emotional branding in Indian scenario is illustrated by discussing latest emotional advertisements. Finally, the article suggests the companies, marketers and customers on what should they expect from this new trend of emotional branding.

How to Cite

Divya Soni (2012). The Business of Emotions. Indian Journal of Marketing, 42(3), 4–8.

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