Consumer Behavior: Using Neuroscience to Improve Your Marketing
51mGeneral2022-09-21
Authors

Madecraft
Full-Service Learning Content Company

Matt Johnson
Author, TEDx Speaker, Professor of Consumer Psychology and Marketing

Prince Ghuman
Marketer, Author, Speaker, and Professor of Neuromarketing
Course details
If you’re a marketing strategist, one of your key tasks is finding out why customers buy your product so you can drive sales and promote your brand. That means you need to get a better understanding of consumer behavior. Did you know that neuroscience can help? In this course, consumer behavior experts Matt Johnson and Prince Ghuman share their tips for leveraging consumer behavior principles to help you refine and improve your marketing approach.
Explore strategies to draw attention to and shape perceptions of your product, brand, or service. Learn how you can set yourself apart and deliver more meaningful customer-centered experiences. Find out how consumers make typical purchasing decisions and the impacts their decisions can have on your campaigns. Upon completing this course, you'll be ready to incorporate your new skills with consumer behavior principles, developing a more cohesive—and profitable—marketing strategy in the long run.
Explore strategies to draw attention to and shape perceptions of your product, brand, or service. Learn how you can set yourself apart and deliver more meaningful customer-centered experiences. Find out how consumers make typical purchasing decisions and the impacts their decisions can have on your campaigns. Upon completing this course, you'll be ready to incorporate your new skills with consumer behavior principles, developing a more cohesive—and profitable—marketing strategy in the long run.
Skills covered
Web Marketing AnalyticsMarketing StrategyMarketingData ScienceOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Your secret marketing weapon
1. Consumer Behavior and Marketing
- 02 - The power of neuroscience
2. Perception and Attention
- 03 - Perception and mental models
- 04 - Visual processing
- 05 - Statistical learning
- 06 - Attention and contrast
3. Designing for Memory
- 07 - Designing for memory
- 08 - Utilizing emotions
- 09 - Boosting memory with audio
4. Consumer Decision Making
- 10 - Quick, intuitive decision-making
- 11 - Slow, deliberative decision-making
5. Pleasure, Pain, and Pricing
- 12 - Pleasure and pain as motivators
- 13 - Pleasure is fleeting
- 14 - Randomness boosts pleasure
- 15 - The science of pain
Conclusion
- 16 - Unlocking marketing