Neuromarketing - Where Brain Science and Marketing Meet

A draft version of the product of the NeuroStandards effort by the Advertising Research Foundation is now circulating, and, unsurprisingly, it contains no standards. It does, however, sound an optimistic note for the field of neuromarketing:

Most businesses wouldn't question that it's a good idea to resolve problems quickly to prevent erosion of their reputaton, but many don't do a particularly…

Regular readers of Neuromarketing probably know my book Brainfluence: 100 Ways to Persuade and Convince Consumers with Neuromarketing will be in stores on…

Top salespeople have often used lunch as a way to help bond with a customer and close a deal. Getting the customer out of the office allows for relaxed…

In difficult economic times, it's tempting, even logical, to watch your purchases carefully. Most people recognize the need to keep up external…

Our decisions aren't always as rational as we think, and choosing a presidential candidate is no exception. Researchers at Texas Tech have found an innate…

Emotional ads are processed quite differently by the brain than those that appeal to logic, according to a new study published in the Journal of Neuroscience,…

Lots of us say we love our favorite products. We love our Droid. We love our iPad. We love our comfy sweater. We love our bank. (Well, banks and airlines…

The poll I ran earlier this week in Is Your Brand Evil produced results that, in retrospect, were predictable. Fully half the respondents thought that…

In Martin Lindstrom's excellent Brandwashed, the underlying theme is that brands and other advertising imagery can exert an unhealthy influence on…