Experience psychology: the new field and the end of the marketing Four Ps

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It seemed like a good idea at the time and for a while it was a success. Customers flocked to large stores on busy main streets, attracted by value for money and a good location. However, times change and so do consumers. A store environment that was once attractive and engaging became dour, old-fashioned and undesired. Even an affectionately recognized brand could not save the day.

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© 2010 Colin Shaw, Qaalfa Dibeehi, Steven Walden

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Shaw, C., Dibeehi, Q., Walden, S. (2010). Experience psychology: the new field and the end of the marketing Four Ps. In: Customer Experience. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230291775_2

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