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The psychological drivers behind the sharing economy provide valuable insights for marketers in any industry.
As part of their series on mobility, Deloitte University Press explored how human behavior can cause delays in the adoption of new technology in the article “Framing the future of mobility: Using behavioral economics to accelerate consumer adoption.”
For the hundreds of brands that participated in #RAKWeek and #RandomActsofKindnessDay in February, it was the perfect pairing of brand storytelling with an authentic, human and timely message. Kindness is cross-disciplinary, after all. And the campaign’s stellar results provide important insights on effective cause marketing. For purpose-driven brands, there’s a lot to be learned from this particularly successful campaign. We’ve condensed some of this wisdom into three tips.
The marketing industry has started using neuroscience, but the results are more glitter than gold
Visual marketers need to choose images that we can identify and empathise with, but how to achieve that? Ritika Puri says psychology has the answer
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Nostalgia is a powerful emotion that could result in serious sales for your ecommerce company. So, how can you tap into that?
Trying to pitch your content to various editors/publications? Columnist Kelsey Libert explains how you can use psychological principles to achieve greater success.
Learn why our brains go nuts for a good yarn -- and how you can recreate it in your marketing.
Learn how to use the psychology of excitement to make your marketing more engaging.
We all know that a deep understanding of psychology will make us better marketers, but determining exactly where to start if we want to learn more about the psychology of marketing can feel daunting.
The key words are needs and actions, and the best brand marketers paid attention to their marketing, psychology, and philosophy professors. They have seen through experience that Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and ...
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When you know your audience's pain points, connections come easily. Go beyond consumer psychology to find, address, and relieve your readers' hurts.
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The framing effect is a powerful tool in your persuasion arsenal. This post takes an in-depth look at how to use it to fo from blah to wow.
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3 Rules of Psychology in Sales and Marketing by Douglas Karr on Marketing Technology
The Psychology of Free Samples: Providing free samples can have a number of benefits, including generating a more positive in-store experience, making...
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Exceptionally great marketing motivates people. The world’s best marketers are experts in tools and techniques, but they’re also well-versed in behavioral psychology. They understand what makes p…
() How do you sell shoppers on duck, a product that’s served in many restaurants but that many people do not feel comfortable cooking at home? That was the challenge for U.K.-based design consultancy Elmwood after packaged-foods maker Gressingham Foods asked it to recast its brand identity as premium but accessible.
Marketers are constantly seeking to engage with their buyers and drive actions that help buyers move rapidly through their customer lifecycle. They do this by …
A look at what a handful of social media psychology studies can teach us about social media behaviors, ourselves and our marketing.
Psychology influences digital marketing success. Most marketers haven't considered the fact that psychology is a big part of advertising.
How does consumer psychology affect your business? In more ways than you think. Learn how to adjust your marketing message to resonate with your buyers.
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