Tag Archives: Brain research

Neuromarketing is also a question of CULTURE

Posted on August 24, 2015 by

When you google Neuromarketing you might rapidly get confronted with fMRI Scanners or EEG curves. It could leave you with the impression this domain is only accessible to highly skilled scientists. A very select group of initiated specialists who can understand the … Continue reading →

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More brand= more business, also true for SMB’s in B2B

Posted on March 17, 2014 by

Neuroscience indicates (read our last article) emotions are mandatory for decision making. If that’s true, we need to understand how we can exploit the power of emotions within our business, even if we are a SMB in B2B. There’s a … Continue reading →

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Neuro Webmarketing: Can you sell 20% more online through social validation?

Posted on July 16, 2013 by

Recent studies brought to evidence that when recommendations were provided for a specific product or service, it sold 20% more as a product or service with no recommendations. (De Vries and Pruyn 2007). Though we might claim our liberty, independence … Continue reading →

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Can neuroscience really increase the efficiency of your website?

Posted on June 4, 2013 by

                    Did you know that when a customer enters a bookstore, there is 25% chance he will buy a book, but when he enters an online bookstore this success rate drops … Continue reading →

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Buy-ology, a must read

Posted on May 10, 2011 by

With a budget of 7 million $ Martin Lindstrom conducted a study about “why we buy”. The why being not necessarily a rationale, as this we know means much more a justification than a reason. Buying behavior like any other … Continue reading →

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Seeing is believing becomes seeing is knowing

Posted on February 10, 2011 by

A large group of researchers, among which renown Professor of Neurosciences at the New York University Joseph Ledoux, have brought to the evidence that of all our senses visual stimuli are the most influential to our primitive brain (where we … Continue reading →

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Why extreme right wing parties are champions in applying neuromarketing

Posted on January 10, 2011 by

Ever wondered why extreme right wing parties are so popular? After reading a book on neuromarketing it all became clear that right wing parties are champions in applying those models. The book explains that according to neuroscientists we have three … Continue reading →

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