Here’s the new video to introduce Brainfluence: 100 Ways to Persuade and Convince Consumers with Neuromarketing:
Book videos, often referred to as “book trailers,” are becoming increasingly common these days. They may not have the heart-pounding punch of a movie trailer for a Michael Bay thriller, but one hopes they give readers a quick glimpse of what to expect. After viewing a variety of book trailers, including some overly long ones, we tried to keep the Brainfluence trailer short. Hope you like it!
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Yeah, video is becoming more and more important these days and not only for books. And who doesn’t like Michael Bay? 😀
Michael Bay was busy on another project. So was Ridley Scott. 🙁
Just read the intro and first chapter of “Brainfluence” — and I’m eager to spend more time with this fascinating book. Although I cannot yet comment on the book as a whole, I am familiar with the source materials you’ve drawn upon — and I’m a long-time reader of your blog. So I’m confident that “Brainfluence” will be another important contribution to the neuromarketing literature. Thanks for bringing the academic research findings into more widespread application for marketing and communications practitioners!
Thanks, Gregory. One thing I tried to do was provide source info for each and every idea. I really get annoyed when I read a book that says, “We know that…” or “studies show…” with no way of digging deeper. Hope the rest of the book is equally engaging!
Roger
Well done recording. I was a first mover and your book is patiently waiting for me on my kindle. I am looking forward to a good read and maybe use what I learn to earn a few shekles
Chester
Thanks, Chester, I hope you enjoy Brainfluence and find it useful!
Roger