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General news and opinion in the field of using brain science in marketing
Scarcity vs. Abundance in GEICO Ad
Is abundance better than scarcity? Lately, insurance giant GEICO has been running an ad comparing their advantages to "the other guy." They illustrate it with a stack of ten chocolate chip cookies for GEICO while their unnamed competitor…
Best of Neuromarketing 2016
Here are the most-viewed and shared posts - the Best of Neuromarketing 2016. Topics include neuroscience, CRO, influence, and more.
New Brainfluence Podcast Format: Audio to YouTube Video
I'm testing something and I'd love your advice. I've converted a couple of episodes of The Brainfluence Podcast to videos on YouTube and added them to my channel. There's not much to see, it's all about the audio and subtitles. Why…
Loyalty, Rewards, and Progress in the Digital Era
Digital loyalty and rewards programs bring both problems and opportunities.
Cialdini’s Number One Sales Rule Will Surprise You
Robert Cialdini offers a surprising number one sales rule in his book Pre-Suasion.
Trump Surprise: Four Neuromarketing Takeaways from the 2016 Election
Can neuromarketing explain why Trump won, and why the polls were so wrong?
Does Your Business Need Audio Branding?
Is audio branding just for giant brands, or can a business of any size use it to build brand value and customer loyalty? You might be surprised...
Lab Results: 3 UX Tweaks for a More Effective Homepage
Here are 3 small but powerful UX tweaks you can make to your homepage to increase conversions.
How To Influence Others by Drawing, Even if You Flunked Art
Drawing is a powerful way to get attention and influence others, even if you think you can't draw! Here's a primer from Dan Roam, who has taught tens of thousands of people how to draw.
5 Ways for Ecommerce Websites to Build Trust
Trust is a crucial element in influencing consumers’ purchase decisions. Experts at the Singapore Management University published an extensive study on the relationship between trust and consumers’ intent to buy. The study revealed…