Young People S Attitude Towards Advertising
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This study found that despite a range of alcoholic and non‐alcoholic products under the same branding, participants associated the logos primarily with beer—the flagship product.
Brand advertising is a dynamic tool that affects young people’s attitudes towards the advertised brands and alcohol use. Due to early exposure to the brands, brand sharing increases brand familiarity and, among other factors, potentially affects alcohol use attitudes and purchase intentions.
Ratchakorn Kaewpramkusol (email: rk956@uowmail.edu.au), Kate Senior, Sutham Nanthamongkolchai and Richard Chenhall
Kaewpramkusol, R., Senior, K., Nanthamongkolchai, S. and Chenhall, R. (2019), Brand advertising and brand sharing of alcoholic and non‐alcoholic products, and the effects on young Thai people's attitudes towards alcohol use: A qualitative focus group study. Drug Alcohol Rev., 38: 284-293. https://doi.org/10.1111/dar.12910
The dominant Thai alcohol companies have strategically employed brand advertising and brand sharing (using a very similar branding for both alcoholic and non‐alcoholic products) to circumvent restrictive alcohol advertising regulations. As empirical evidence confirms that exposure to alcohol advertisements increases youth alcohol use, young Thais could be at risk of constant and incidental exposure to alcohol advertising, hence leading to increased alcohol consumption. This study aims to explore young people’s perceptions of these alcohol branding strategies and to examine how exposure to such advertising strategies affect their attitudes towards alcohol use.
Seventy‐two university students aged 20–24 years participated in 1.5‐h semi‐structured focus groups conducted in Bangkok and a peripheral province. Logos of two domestic alcohol brands were also used as part of projective techniques to elicit information. Thematic content analysis was used to analyse data.
Despite a range of alcoholic and non‐alcoholic products under the same branding, participants associated the logos primarily with beer—the flagship product. Branding strategies seemed to successfully increase young people’s brand familiarity and affected their brand recognition and brand awareness. Participants had a high awareness of the alcohol companies’ commercial activities but regarded alcohol advertisements to be indifferent to advertisements of other ordinary products.
Brand advertising is a dynamic tool that affects young people’s attitudes towards the advertised brands and alcohol use. Due to early exposure to the brands, brand sharing increases brand familiarity and, among other factors, potentially affects alcohol use attitudes and purchase intentions.
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