Analysis of the Hybridity Translation Strategy of Moment in Peking from the Perspective of Post-colonialism
Abstract
Luxury marketing is a key area in the business world. It is closely related to consumer psychology. Developing a successful marketing strategy requires understanding the cognitive biases that influence consumer behaviour. The main purpose of this paper is to explore the existing marketing methods and innovative means of luxury goods based on consumer psychology by analyzing the literature. This paper analyzes the marketing strategies of different luxury brands from the perspective of consumer psychology to provide insight and suggestions for the luxury market, so as to improve the marketing strategies of luxury brands and improve consumer satisfaction. The study found that consumer behaviour toward luxury brands is often influenced by these factors, including the exclusivity, scarcity, personalized service and prestige of these brands. The study suggests that luxury brands harness the power of social media and Kols to create campaigns that are more in tune with trends. Luxury brands also should develop more persuasive and profitable marketing plans to appeal to their target audience by understanding consumer psychology.
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