comparing your type treatment to a face-to-face conversation as you’ve probably noticed, we have something against unnecessary capital letters. the reason being that, as a blog-centric organization, we look at our type strategy as a key element of how we relate to you. a while back, a designer colleague of mine told me that type […]
Category: psychology
listening to your heart is more scientific than you think
schedule a call share it if you like it Share on linkedin Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email listening to your heart is more scientific than you think science is not static. what we know today may be obsolete tomorrow. our innate curiosity and healthy skeptical side make sure that we, as […]
don’t be your worst enemy. stop diluting your brand.
don’t be your worst enemy. stop diluting your brand. most psychology experts would probably tell you that you are your worst enemy. that you are the biggest obstacle standing in your own way. knowing yourself usually helps to avoid falling into the easy traps. well, guess what. it’s the same with your brand. knowing yourself […]
in 2020, turn your brand into a strong competitive advantage (or get ready for the consequences)
it’s not only us saying this. Neil Patel, GrowthHackers, Avinash Kaushik, Deloitte – more people are starting to understand the pivotal role that brands will play in 2020 and beyond.
beware the HiPPO’s
after fat cats, here’s another creature of the corporate fauna to be aware of, and to be prepared for: HiPPO’s. in this case, HiPPO is an acronym standing for “highest paid personal opinion”.
your brand’s value: not the science you’d expect
there is an interesting paradox in the way we do branding: working with emotions, yet expecting linear results. what is good for your brand to adopt in this circumstance?
the magic (and neuroscience) behind memorable moments
find out the amazing science behind memorable moments and how your brand can pay more attention to its moment creation.
when in danger, “rock” or “sugar”?
let’s have a look at how tricking people’s brains can actually save their life.
don’t invite the fat cat in
schedule a call share it if you like it Share on linkedin Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email don’t invite the fat cat in instead, focus on what really matters for your brand and leave the rest aside. here’s a question for you: does your brand suffer from “fat cat syndrome”? in […]
for the love of people: cut your clinical research efforts
The time has come to rethink the way we try to understand other fellow humans for our branding and marketing pursuits. Clinical market research methods are hurting your brand presence more than you think. Go deeper into why these research methods won’t help you, and find out what will by reading (and re-reading) this article.