Neuromarketing Transformation: 5 Years of Neuromarketing Work & Research in One Program
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Introduction
What You'll Get Out of This Course -
Why I Made This Course
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Course Resources
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Step 1: Understand and Align with How The Brain WorksHow to Succeed Using This Course
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Introduction to This Section (0:32)
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Structure and Function of the Nervous System7 Topics
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The Neuron (1:15)
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The Neuron - Excitation, Inhibition, and Marketing (3:54) (Bonus Lesson)
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The Neuron - Myelin Sheath & Marketing (4:48) (Bonus Lesson)
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The Neuron - Hebb's Law & Marketing (5:28) (Bonus Lesson)
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The Brain - The Cortical Areas & the 4 Lobes (2:33)
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The Brain - The Subcortical Areas (0:44)
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The 5 Circuits (2:45)
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The Neuron (1:15)
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"Your Brain Is Not an Onion with a Tiny Reptile Inside" - Cesario et. al (Short Read)
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Step 2: Speak the Brain’s LanguageMarketing to the Intuitive Mind: A Brief Introduction (3:13)
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Introduction to This Lesson (1:19)
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Marketing to the Intuitive Mind5 Topics
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Models of Neuromarketing14 Topics
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 1A (3:57)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 1B (3:24)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 1C (5:53)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 2 (8:21)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 3 (11:13)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 4 (11:40)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 5A (3:26)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 5B (2:24)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 6A - A Concise Introduction to Brand Valuation (2:14)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 6B - Brand Valuation in Detail (Short Read)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 6C - Brand Valuation in Summary (Short Read)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 7 (2:32)
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How You Can Test Your Brand Equity More Cheaply & More Easily (Short Read)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 8 (3:05)
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Models of Neuromarketing Part 1A (3:57)
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Step 3: Use an Integrated Neuromarketing ModelIntroduction to the Integrated Neuromarketing Model (4:21)
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The Iceberg Model8 Topics
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The NEURON Model6 Topics
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Notice - Actions & Metrics for Capturing Attention (5:27)
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Evoke - Actions & Metrics for Effective Messaging (8:49)
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Urge - Actions & Metrics for the Middle of Your Funnel (10:24)
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Response - Actions & Metrics for the Bottom of Your Funnel (6:49)
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Optimize - Actions & Metrics for Continuous Optimization of Your Funnel (14:02)
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Nurture - Actions & Metrics for Reciprocal Altruism (21:18)
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Notice - Actions & Metrics for Capturing Attention (5:27)
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Wrapping Up This Lesson4 Topics
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Proprietary LLM Prompts for Neuromarketing (Use w/ ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc.)LLM Prompts for Neuromarketing Success5 Topics
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PVA Prompt
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Simplified Language Prompt (to Make Content Easier to Read / Consume)
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Iceberg Model Prompt (for Getting Alignment with Every Level of Your Customer's Mind)
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NEURON Model Prompt (to Create Complete Marketing Strategies)
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Neuropsychology Based Storytelling Prompt (to Create Effective Stories Faster and More Easily)
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PVA Prompt
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Power #1: Neurodesign [Coming Q4 2024]Principles of Neurodesign13 Topics
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Visual Saliency
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Processing Fluency
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Fractal Detection & "Golden" Ratios
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Contour Bias
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Mimetic Desire
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Fitt's Law
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Ramachandran's 9 Principles
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Zeki's 2 Principles
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Affect Heuristic
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Using Anchoring in Design: 2 Case Studies
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Implied Motion
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Cognitive Ease: How It Relates to Design & Decision Making
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The Disinhibition Effect
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Visual Saliency
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Power #2: Useful Models from Psychology [Coming Q4 2024]Cognitive Ease & Cognitive Strain
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The Goal Gradient Effect
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Evaluative Conditioning
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The Six Minds of Experience
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The COM-B Model for Behavior Change
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Power #3: Neurobranding [Coming Q4 2024]Hebb's Law & Branding
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Operating Principles to Build a Brain First Brand
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Operating Principles to Build a Brain First Brand Part II
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Power #4: Neuropsychology Based Storytelling [Coming Q4 2024]The Neuropsychology Based Storytelling Framework
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Power #5: The Neuroscience of Demand Generation [Coming Q4 2024]Wants, Likes, Needs, and Goals
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Creating Hot Cognitions
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Reiss' 16 Desires
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Braeutigam & Kenning's 2 Motivators & 10 Sub-Motivators
Marketing to the Intuitive Mind Part 4 (9:41)
thebrainpal November 23, 2022
In an example of small emotional rewards, I mentioned that the GoDaddy ads from the early 2000s were a good example. I mentioned what they did, but I did not mention just how effective they were. As someone who’s been in web development for over 5 years now, almost all of the people that come to me with a domain bought their domain from GoDaddy. Almost everyone I know who is older than 30 bought their domain from GoDaddy. This is just my experience, of course, but I think it acts as an example of just how effective GoDaddy ads were. They’re basically one of the first websites most people think about when they think about purchasing a domain.
Here’s a link to Cialdini’s book on persuasion. This is currently considered one of the foundational books on the psychology of persuasion. I recommend this edition, which came out in 2021.