Psychology
The storytelling framework Steve Jobs used
Nathan Baugh
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Steve Jobs said: “The most powerful person in the world is the storyteller.” A study from Princeton shows the same parts of the brain light up in both the speaker and the listener of a story. Jobs use...
The psychology of price relativity
Customer Camp
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Imagine this… You’re looking to book a hotel for your next vacation. Excited for your first holiday in nearly three years, you narrow your choices down to two hotels. The first hotel offers two packag...
Why NBCUniversal is adding emotion to its measurement framework
Marketing Dive
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NBCUniversal has continued its push to modernize measurement by creating a new certification that attempts to tie together emotion and ad quality. The focus on emotion is driven by research the media ...
$2,111 is better than $1,999
Ariyh
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When surveyed, 78.4% of managers thought it would be better to use a price of 1,999 Turkish Lira rather than 2,111 TL. Their reasoning was that 999 makes the product seem more discounted and affordabl...
The psychology of advertising: Why this ad made me stop scrolling
Growth.Design
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Ads are everywhere, so our brain blocks them... except a few. This case study uncovers why some ads work better than others using psychology. I rarely pay attention to ads when scrolling. In fact, I n...