Is 93% of communication really non-verbal?
You might have heard that “93% of all communication is non-verbal, what you say is not as important as how you say it” but is this true?
Read moreYou might have heard that “93% of all communication is non-verbal, what you say is not as important as how you say it” but is this true?
Read moreThe differences between Neuromarketing, Neuroscience & Consumer Psychology and why they matter. The merging fields of neuroscience and marketing.
Read moreAsk any FMCG marketer and they will tell you just how important product packaging is. IT IS OUR last opportunity to influence a shopper before they make a purchase. Consequently, marketers tend to try and include too much information on the packaging. They want to emphasise every possible reason [...]
Read moreMost people have heard of subliminal advertising - the idea that marketers hide a message in an advert that subconsciously ‘brainwashes’ people into buying a brand. But is there any evidence for this? The most famous example of subliminal advertising comes from an ‘experiment’ conducted at [...]
Read moreWe all know what happens when someone asks us to smile for the camera. We pull a somewhat cheesy smile that never looks particularly convincing. But have you thought about the impact these smiles can have if featured on adverts or packaging? Of course, models are far better than [...]
Read moreNext time you are at an airport and you look at the business book section you will find a vast selection of books promising to explain the science behind marketing and behavioural science. And online the selection is even more daunting. Unfortunately, after you have read a couple, many start to appear rather similar, recounting the same stories, experiments, and case studies.
Read moreConsumer Psychology has come a long way in the last twenty years. Today most marketers will have considered the psychology behind their latest campaigns. I’d argue that this shift is primarily thanks to the publication of numerous excellent books that have brought consumer psychology to a wider audience [...]
Read moreThe High Fat, Salt and Sugar (HFSS) legislation will affect brands and retailers from October 2022, the regulations will impact the way 15 food and drink categories and promoted and sold. The regulations cover volume and price promotions and product location in-store and online.
Read moreRetailers are creating shopping experiences and engagement that combines the best of online and in-store to create more meaningful, seamless shopping in all channels from grocery to fashion. They are using innovation and data to meet customers wherever they are, and offer a non-disruptive, positive experience. We know that post pandemic customers have missed browsing and returning home with their purchase [...]
Read moreVegan and vegetarian lifestyles are becoming increasingly common, but with new-to-industry consumers trying to pick between brands and products in-store, are packaging designers doing a good enough job of differentiation? A walk down the meat-free aisle of any UK supermarket is a reminder of how far the industry has come in the last few years. Where once there was a cramped corner of a single fridge [...]
Read moreThe drinks market is incredibly competitive, with any brand planning on launching a new beverage needing to find a truly distinctive point of difference in order to gain traction. PRIME Hydration, a ‘better for you’ drinks company, has identified what it hopes will be its competitive differentiator - its founders. The faces behind the brand are [...]
Read moreWith the global climate in crisis with soaring CO2 emissions and a growing human population, trees have never had a more important part to play in locking up carbon and producing oxygen. By increasing the UK’s tree cover, we can take an important step towards tackling climate change. That’s why sustainability is high on the […]
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