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Mitch’s Rules, Perfect Testimonials, Dream Control, & More – Roger’s Picks
Another week, another batch of required reading from around the web. There's one new feature this week - after "My Stuff," I've added one "Weird or Wonderful" link just for fun. If you found a compelling piece of content this week, add a…
Neuromarketing for Dummies
Book Review: Neuromarketing For Dummies by Stephen Genco, Andrew Pohlmann and Peter Steidl
Here's another sign that neuromarketing is becoming a mainstream topic: it now has its own "Dummies" book. But, don't let the title fool you -…
Brainy Marketing: From Deaf Turtles to Dirty Money
Here's a compilation of five excerpts and links to recent posts at Brainy Marketing, my Forbes.com blog. Persuading with pictures, manipulating voter minds, surprising effects from thinking in a foreign language, and more.
Latest Brainy Marketing at Forbes
It's been a while since I recapped my Forbes Brainy Marketing activity here, so here's what you may have missed. And, be sure to add a comment if you visit. I can "call out" quality comments, and site admins sometimes expose these in…
Catchy Headlines, Bogus Data
As perfect proof of its point, a link to an article titled A Catchy Headline The Biggest Draw For News Article Readers induced me to click and read it. The article noted that a new study by Harris Interactive showed that catchy headlines…
The Neuromarketing Challenge: First Response
It's been more than a year since I posted the first Neuromarketing Challenge, and we've just now received our first response. The challenge, in case you missed that post, was for neuromarketing firms to submit a detailed case study or…
Clicks Don’t Count!
As long as banner ads have been on websites, the number of clicks they garner has been the most important performance metric for an ad. Ads that get fewer clicks are canned in favor of those that get more. I questioned this (with Seth…
What’s the Magic Word for Ecommerce Sites?
Long before the Mad Men era, advertising experts knew that certain words get the attention of readers and spur them to action. One word has made just about every top ten list, and new research from Kantar Media shows this word remains as…
NeuroBowl: Neuromarketing and Super Bowl 2012
The Super Bowl may be the biggest sports event of the year and the biggest advertising event of the year, but it's also the biggest event of the year for neuromarketing companies. With $3 million being spent on every 30 second spot, you…
Social Media Tops TV
Could social media ads, or at least ads on Facebook, outperform similar ads on television? It seems the answer is "yes." That surprising outcome was reported in the same study that showed ads on the social media giant being more…