A number of parodies, of course, already exist and one is remarkably interesting and touches upon important marketing and revenue issues.
About persuasion. Includes insights and hindsights, "pre"sights from ongoing research. Of course it is also about brands (marks), statements (marks), questions (marks) and marketing.
Showing posts with label unconscious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unconscious. Show all posts
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Where's the revenue in Google Glasses?
The Google Glasses preview seems great. It seems feasible, releases are expected pretty soon and there is some intuitive appeal to the idea (and some intuitive questions as well). If you have not seen the preview, you should.
A number of parodies, of course, already exist and one is remarkably interesting and touches upon important marketing and revenue issues.
A number of parodies, of course, already exist and one is remarkably interesting and touches upon important marketing and revenue issues.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Approach - Avoidance: deep traces of attitudes towards media devices and their contents
Why is it
that interactive TV is not really a success whereas second screen applications seem
to be doing OK? This question has puzzled me for a while and the answer is not
an easy one, I think. In this post I will try to shed some light on an answer
that only accounts for a very small proportion of the total findings. It just
deals with cool and unconscious processes, things that get extra credit in my
own view on things. This
partial answer has to do with very deep behavioral processes: approach and
avoidance.
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