keep pushing emotional buttons
 Scamp published something interesting earlier this week.
It's about how emotional advertising tends to be more effective than rational messaging. There are plenty of interesting presentations, blog posts and other opinion to be found on this idea. Like this, for example:
It's a preoccupation shared by Faris and by Asi too. I particularly love this: 
If you extrapolate from (or is that delve into?) happiness, and (fairly logically) end up thinking about interest and relevance, you get into Mark's territory too.
All of these things make excellent reading, I think.
Scamp published something interesting earlier this week.
It's about how emotional advertising tends to be more effective than rational messaging. There are plenty of interesting presentations, blog posts and other opinion to be found on this idea. Like this, for example:
It's a preoccupation shared by Faris and by Asi too. I particularly love this: 
If you extrapolate from (or is that delve into?) happiness, and (fairly logically) end up thinking about interest and relevance, you get into Mark's territory too.
All of these things make excellent reading, I think.Labels: advertising, brand, happiness, Herd, No man's blog, Talent imitates
 It's a preoccupation shared by
It's a preoccupation shared by  If you extrapolate from (or is that delve into?) happiness, and (fairly logically) end up thinking about interest and relevance, you get into
If you extrapolate from (or is that delve into?) happiness, and (fairly logically) end up thinking about interest and relevance, you get into 


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