Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “neuromarketing”
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Hoping we all celebrate these special “micro-occasions.” In the craziness of our lives right now, we have plenty to worry about. The stress of the the coronavirus disease is real. It doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate! In fact, based on research…this is exactly when we should be looking for reasons to activate our brains with something …
Are you ready for some football? At Marketing Brainology we are equally as interested in the Super Bowl ads! We have been busy in our neurolabs testing all released ads using EEG, eye-tracking, and interviews. We have learned a few things so far… Watch our newly released video about the 2020 Super Bowl ads. If you or your company are …
At Marketing Brainology, we hear, and understand from our panelists, there is a need to be more organized as our kids go back to school. This time of year, we find ourselves running to the store for additional items. MB works with companies helping them understand consumers and the mindset during this season. Any product that can ease the mayhem …
Marketing Brainology focuses on the art & science of human decision making. We work across a variety of categories & with various companies to help them cultivate messaging & advertising, along with the customer experience. This ensures that consumers & shoppers are connecting with the content that brands want them to see & collaborating with other companies optimizes their return …
Learn more about evolution of neuromarketing and use of EEG technology in recent interview with Michelle Adams, Founder of Marketing Brainology & Roger Dooley, author of #Friction & #Brainfluence. Ad Age recently discussed how many big & small brands are leveraging neuroscience & behavioral sciences to better understand consumers. Hear from Roger how he has seen this evolution occur through-out …
Measuring the emotional connection shoppers make with in-store communication & merchandising is challenging. Over the years, companies have added things like eye-tracking and virtual shopping to enhance shopper understanding. This is extremely important to identify what is seen and how long they fixate on in-store displays & point-of-purchase signage. It also allows us to measure different ways to communicate in-store; …
We have spent years studying human behavior, and it comes down to understanding both conscious and non-conscious behavior. We need to fully understand that what people say, what people do, and what people are thinking (whether they are aware or not) doesn’t always match. Science has taught us a lot about our brains and its untapped abilities. At the same …
Marketing Brainology recently participated in the IIeX Forum, presented by Greenbook, which focused on understanding human behavior, how to measure behavior in consumer neuroscience space, and how to apply those insights to grow a business. Watch our short summary video above of key insights. We heard different perspectives of how nonconscious measurement is growing, and how it is being applied …
The intersection of virtual reality and actual reality is here. Our brains are able to experience something as if it is actually happening to us. Our bodies respond just the same. We can mentally prepare for doing something by visualizing it and practicing it over and over again. If practice makes perfect, we are now able to practice anytime and …
Remember the saying, “Monkey See, Monkey Do”? Ever heard about our “mirror neuron”? Our brain ‘mirrors‘ the behavior of others, as though it is happening to us. It is a way we personally learn new skills and language through imitation. Our culture evolves because we learn from others, even by watching. As part of our developing nature, our brains are …
