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Tag Archives: Science

The science of storytelling

The importance of storytelling has become universally accepted in today’s marketing world, but why does it work so well? Contributor Peter Minnium delves into the biological underpinnings of how stories affect us. Peter Minnium on August 10, 2018   “Storytelling” has become an industry buzzword that’s bandied about in client meetings and marketing conferences. Spurred … Continue reading The science of storytelling

Steering digital messaging with behavioral science insights

Contributor Peter Minnium explains how brands in the information overload era can appeal to the basic human processes that govern decision-making. Peter Minnium on April 23, 2018   The conjoined worlds of business and market research are constantly in flux. Changing media technologies demand new marketing strategies and adaptive research methodologies. Evolution is also driven … Continue reading Steering digital messaging with behavioral science insights

Why, How and When Should I Be Active on LinkedIn? The Science and Strategy Behind Content Sharing

Virginia Franco — March 2, 2018 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — March 2, 2018 illustrade / Pixabay Why Should I Be Active on LinkedIn? From a job search standpoint, the notion that LinkedIn is THE place to see and get seen is grounded in fact. According to a 2015 Ad Week article, 92% of recruiters reported using … Continue reading Why, How and When Should I Be Active on LinkedIn? The Science and Strategy Behind Content Sharing

5 Secrets to Keeping Employees Happy at Your Agency (Backed by Science)

Esther Cohen — March 1, 2018 — March 1, 2018 For an agency, there are few bigger challenges than attracting and retaining top employees. When you’re in the business of selling creativity, the quality of your people dictates the quality of your work. How can you keep employees at your agency happy? Are there any … Continue reading 5 Secrets to Keeping Employees Happy at Your Agency (Backed by Science)

Subject Line for Cold Email – The Art, Science, and Successful Examples

Josh Slone — November 7, 2017 — November 7, 2017 Writing cold emails is hard enough. But what if all your effort is wasted because people aren’t even opening your emails? Many people think of the subject line for cold email as an afterthought. Noooooooo! Nobody will click through to your website if they aren’t … Continue reading Subject Line for Cold Email – The Art, Science, and Successful Examples

The Ultimate Guide to Conversion-Focused Squeeze Page Design Backed By Science

Ryan Eldridge — November 2, 2017 — November 2, 2017 Unpleasant name, unparalleled results Let’s be frank. The first image that comes to mind when you hear ‘squeeze page’ is probably not pretty. Flashing arrows, brightly colored text, and copy that attempts to trick visitors into giving up their email have been overused and are … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Conversion-Focused Squeeze Page Design Backed By Science