Marketing is sometimes perceived as deceitful or manipulative, with a goal to make us buying things that we don’t really need or at unfairly high prices. It may also be viewed in an oversimplified manner, as “common sense” and “creative thinking”, limited to promotional activities and advertisement. On this site I will focus on positive aspects of marketing - changing the world for the better, establishing new trends, providing great customer service, engaging and creating shared value, corporate social responsibility and sustainability. I will also tell you how successful marketing strategies are rooted in understanding human psychology.
This week, Google announced that all of its operations, including offices and data centers, will be powered by 100 percent renewables next year. Its investments have led to $3.5 billion in infrastructure spending over the past several years.
Tesla CEO and SolarCity chairman Elon Musk just announced a new way to power your home with solar power. The product is called Solar Roof, and it’s designe
Too often, many consumers get stuck before making a choice—and then they do nothing. Why does this happen? Learn ways organizations can leverage behavioral economics lessons to help consumers commit to new actions.
Here's a pretty amazing ad from BBDO New York, with a mystery at its core. At the outset, we meet Evan, a high school kid who can't wait for summer break. He's so bored that he begins etching words into a table in the library.
Rambler’s Way, an ethically sourced, skillfully crafted American made sustainable clothing company announced today an extensive rebrand across the company along with the new tagline ‘Clothing for a Good Life’. The new brand look and feel embodies Ramblers Way’s commitment to protect the planet, support local economies and build its business based on lifelong values.
Our very own Scott Nelson who heads up Viber in North America sat down with Richard Jackson of Voxburner to discuss all things Viber, YMS16, and what Viber are doing to stand out in the crowd. This post was first published on Voxburner.
It’s well-established in the neuroscience literature that people don’t process abstractions very well. Abstractions don’t attract charitable donations, stories of real people do.
Increasing access to clean, safe and sustainable sanitation to 10 million people by 2022 is a top priority for personal care corporation Kimberly-Clark’s Sustainability 2022 goals, and on November 19, World Toilet Day, the company renewed its commitment to its Toilets Change Lives program, a multi-national commercial program that leverages the power of its well-known brands to educate and engage consumers and help solve the global sanitation crisis.
Nudge Theory draws on human behaviour to create subtle policy 'nudges' that encourage people to make good or healthier choices. The Policy Shop investigates.
Nov. 11, 2016 The marketing application of behavioral economics can mean more accurate insights and more satisfied customers Behavioral economics and marke
Neuromarketing is any marketing or market research activity that uses the ways of brain science or is informed by the findings or insights of brain science.
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