I often hear that life has become more complicated and difficult. And I often hear complaints about the outrageous and increasingly unaffordable prices of many…
An almost negligible proportion of our brain’s processing takes place at a conscious level. This is amply clear, but too many are taking too long to acknowledge it.
How neuromarketing helps us understand post-pandemic changes in consumer behavior
Old habits die hard, but the pandemic has changed the way we buy products and interact with brands in ways we didn’t think were possible.
Reset
I feel, therefore I buy. Marketers have been aware of the connection between emotional drivers and purchasing decisions for many years now, and they haven’t hesitated to use these emotional drivers to create marketing experiences in other words, to get you to buy things. While in classic economic theory, consumers are described as rational individuals who decide whether or not to buy a product based on objective factors such as price and utility, recent research points out that most of our purchasing decisions are much less rational than we believe and much more emotional.
Maria Vorovich of GoodQues: “Worship insights!”
Worship insights! Every company decision should start and stop with the target audience. Brands that are consumer-obsessed are the brands that are the most trusted and believable. REI is a great example of this sort of brand; REI closes during the biggest retail holiday of the year Black Friday because they know that their community of consumers will […]
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