Absolutely. We can observe by the situation we are living in right now that the human nature despise uncertainty, so it goes without saying that the way to create comfort is familiarity. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
One of the Model of Behavioural Change for Brand Management is created comfort. The way to create comfort is the familiarity. Familiarity increases receptivity.
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Agreed. What is interesting here in my opinion is the legal concerns that can arise from such technologies. Could they be against personal privacy rights if they were used without the consumer knowing? #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
That is true. It is also interesting to notice that many things that go viral on social media theses days were not intended to do so in the first place #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
You can make everything go viral, it isn't born. If it has all the factors of the STEPPS (Social currency, Triggers, Emotion, Public, Practical Value, Stories) you can be 100% sure that it will go viral. @lets_NEUROmkt#NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO
Absolutely. An effective message also means it’s simple and easy. The more simple it is, the easier it is for the consumer to understand. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
There is too many ways to attach your brand to a signification, an association. An icon, a logo, a jingle, a name can accentuate this process. #Memory it’s one of the best thing than you can except from your consumer to have more purchase.@lets_NEUROmkt#NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO
In these times of worldwide pandemic, we often see different media outlets linking relevant information to emotional stories of people worldwide. Consequently, readers relate to the story and are more inclined to digest the info. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
The general population thinks in terms of narratives, not information itself. That is why linking a story to the information you want to share is more adequate. People will be compelled to your story and you’ll get your point across. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
A good example of a #viral phenomenon happening right now in these times of quarantine is all the social media #challenges. For example, a popular one lately was "see a dog, send a dog" challenge. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
#Branding is even more important knowing that 77% of consumers makes purchases based on a brand name. So having a branf name associated with positive emotions will certainly go a long way. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
The anchoring bias is often used in a bad way, seen as black #neuromarketing. For example, it could be an artificial increase of price of a certain product to mske it appesr cheaper. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
The mind does not work #commutatively. Consequently, the order in which the information is processed through the mind plays a huge role in the construction of perception. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
Competion within a certain industry is good for the everyday consumer. Since consumers choices are made out of #comparison, different options between companies will help them in their decision-making process. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt
Another good use of the anchoring mechanism is used by @Apple. By bring new Iphones on the market an a higher price, older ones decrease in price, drawing attention to them since they are now more reasonable to purchase. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO @CtrsHedi @najihajar4@lets_NEUROmkt
The widely used @zoom platform in this time of coronavirus usesthe anchoring bias. Obviously more advantageous for them to receive $140.90 up front vs the single payment of $14.99. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO @CtrsHedi @najihajar4@lets_NEUROmkt
Indeed. That’s why you will see people buy a 500€ @gucci t-shirt rather than a 20€ coming from @hm, which are probably made from the same quality of material. #NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO@lets_NEUROmkt