LATEST EPISODES FROM NEUROMARKETING
Episode 6 The Chemistry of Persuasion: How to Create Compelling Messages For Your Customers
In this episode 6 of ‘The Science Behind What Makes People Buy’ you’ll discover the chemistry of persuasion to create a compelling message for your customers with 4 key questions . Join me, Francine Beleyi and Patrick Renvoise, author of The persuasion code: How Neuromaketing Can Help You Persuade Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime.
Episode 5 Discover The Neuromap: A Simple Model to Maximise Your Chance Of Persuasion
In this episode 5 of ‘The Science Behind What Makes People Buy’ you’ll discover the NeuroMap: A simple model to maximise your chance to persuade. Join me, Francine Beleyi and Patrick Renvoise, author of The persuasion code: How Neuromaketing Can Help You Persuade Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime.
Episode 4 Why You Are Tracking The Wrong Metrics And What To Do Instead!
In this episode 4 of ‘The Science Behind What Makes People Buy’ you’ll discover why you are tracking the wrong metrics and what to do instead!,
Episode 2 How to Become a Significant Brand with a Small Budget
In this episode 2 of ‘The Science Behind What Makes People Buy’ you’ll discover how to become a significant brand even on a small budget, find small niches and craft the right messages to get the attention of your ideal audience .
Episode 3 How to Get the Attention of your Customers with Priming
In this episode 3 of ‘The Science Behind What Makes People Buy’ you’ll discover how to get the attention of your customers with priming techniques,
Episode 2 What Is Neurobranding and Why Should Marketers Care
In this episode 2 of ‘The Science Behind What Makes People Buy’ you’ll discover how to become a significant brand even on a small budget, find small niches and craft the right messages to get the attention of your ideal audience .
Episode 1 What Is Neurobranding and Why Should Marketers Care
In this episode 1 of ‘The Science Behind What Makes People Buy’ you’ll learn about what Neurobranding is, who it is for, and why should we care. Is it another fancy way that the marketers have find to make us buy what we don't want? What really drives the consumer to choose a brand instead of another.
