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No. Consumers don't form emotional bonds with brands

No. Consumers don't form emotional bonds with brands | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Emotional branding may be dead..."

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Seven ways brands break their promises

Seven ways brands break their promises | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"There are a number of ways that consumers can feel that brands have not delivered. Some are about what was done or not done; some are about what was understood ..."

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People react differently to brands with human-seeming qualities

People react differently to brands with human-seeming qualities | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"A weird quirk of consumer psychology ..."

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Brands embrace denim to round out consumers' closets - Luxury Daily - Commerce

Brands embrace denim to round out consumers' closets - Luxury Daily - Commerce | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"As consumers become increasingly comfortable investing in denim, luxury brands are looking to win their business with upscale jeans ..."

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What five brands are you?

What five brands are you? | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"… I love a tough question and was intrigued by an article I came across this past week on LinkedIn. In it, author ..."

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Marketing to Our Short Attention Spans | Social Media Today

Marketing to Our Short Attention Spans | Social Media Today | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"...With the recent announcement that Facebook plans to adopt video ads, marketers will soon be filling 15 second spots in your Facebook News Feed. Why so short?..."

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Chinese luxury consumers: More global, more demanding, still spending | McKinsey & Company

Chinese luxury consumers: More global, more demanding, still spending | McKinsey & Company | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Even as growth slows, there’s a sizable, and sophisticated, pool of luxury shoppers in China. But brands need to take a new approach to keep them interested ..."

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The brands that make customers feel respected

The brands that make customers feel respected | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"REI leads the pack ..."

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Wearables are here to stay and they’re changing our relationship with brands

Wearables are here to stay and they’re changing our relationship with brands | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"They're finally in stores and on people's arms. Proud owners seem to gather a crowd of admirers, hanging off their wrists wherever they go, and gossip blogs are wondering which celebs have one. I'm talking about the Apple Watch, of course ..."

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Science says people buy brands with names like theirs - Business Insider Australia

Science says people buy brands with names like theirs - Business Insider Australia | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"There are 26 letters in the alphabet ..."

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Brands need to stop trying to play hero - Adweek

Brands need to stop trying to play hero - Adweek | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Look to Toms Shoes as a good working example of the “consumer as hero/brand as mentor” philosophy ..."

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"Finally, consumers are likely to favour brands that share values they care about, so establish a meaningful purpose and share it often to encourage cooperation, participation and even more sharing." 

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