The party pooper effect: when empty spaces sell better
Being a social animal, humans often glance at other human beings and their way of interacting with one another.
Being a social animal, humans often glance at other human beings and their way of interacting with one another.
Ever thought ‘Oh horrible, not that commercial again’? Or perhaps that you saw an advertisement which reminded you that you wanted to buy or do something? Perfect timing and frequency can make your consumer love your product or brand, while excessive or wrongly timed ad placement can have a huge downward impact.
We all know that wonderful feeling we get after eating some delicious food, receiving a massage, or getting a present. But what we tend to forget, is that these pleasurable moments of instant gratification actually help us reach our long-term goals! Now, there’s some interesting news for you marketeers.
American researchers did some pioneering research that sheds new light on your choice of supermarket. They studied the influence of warmth perceptions of colours.
Advertisers know a smile can go a long way
When advertising a product to your potential customers, it’s very likely that the product won't just be there on its own. But instead, consumers will be able to put a face to it. More often than not, this face will have a smile on it.