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The brain lies – taking neurology in advertising to new heights

What do EEG, sailing meteorologists and the 2016 election have to teach marketers about prediction? According to neuroscientist Haydn Northover, just asking...

BY Marketing

4 October 2018 3 min read

Own the journey: how to win the hearts and minds of Australian commuters

Australia’s population is booming, and our urban footprint continues to spread at pace. Adshel CEO Mike Tyquin explains how the daily commute offers brands...

BY Marketing

3 October 2018 5 min read

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Personalisation promises – are brands biting off more than they can chew?

It’s a fine line between curated and creepy when it comes to crafting CX. According to Claire Fastier, brands need to start listening to their...

BY Marketing

31 August 2018 3 min read

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Why and how retailers turn everyday items into ‘must-have’ collectables

What do Happy Meal toys and gambling addictions have in common? Louise and Martin Grimmer examine the psychology behind the collectables culture. Coles’...

BY Marketing

27 August 2018 3 min read

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Is brand loyalty dead? Salmat head on personalisation and the data issue

Marketers and consumers are on different pages when it comes to channel choice and brand loyalty, says Salmat’s Andrew Lane. Last month saw the...

BY Josh Loh

24 August 2018 4 min read

Experience and data guardianship are the keys to customer loyalty – global survey

Despite growing fears that their data will be compromised, customers are willing to swap personal information for better experiences, says a new Salesforce...

BY Marketing

3 August 2018 1 min read

Reach, viewability and fans – why sport is the best game in town for marketers

Adding sporting events to your marketing mix is a key way to engage with this sports mad nation. Anne Parsons on marketing and sport. This article was...

BY Marketing

23 July 2018 4 min read

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Hitting peak stuff – is this the end of traditional consumerism?

As attitudes and patterns of consumerism shift, brands need to think about their place in the new economy. Ashling Withers knows how to keep up in this new...

BY Marketing

11 July 2018 4 min read

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Dopamine, oxytocin and the brain: are relationships of trust purely chemical?

Building a trustworthy brand goes beyond providing consistency, responsiveness and transparency. By becoming more familiar with the brain, marketers can...

BY Sérgio Brodsky

6 July 2018 4 min read

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Trustworthy traits – marketing professor explores consumer uncertainty, leadership and relationships

Jac Phillips speaks with marketing academic Kent Grayson about the culture and traits required for trust to flourish in great organisations. This article...

BY Jac Phillips

28 June 2018 4 min read

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Simple versus wonderful – finding balance in the two speeds of marketing

In a clinical dissection of marketing psychology and the six second ad, Adam Ferrier asks ‘why not go shorter?’ With micro-spots moving into...

BY Marketing

21 June 2018 3 min read

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Why do we buy? Expert speaks on the psychology of impulse purchasing

How big is the section of your wardrobe that never gets worn? Or the collection of kitchen gadgets you haven’t once used? Shoppers and drug addicts...

BY Josh Loh

12 June 2018 4 min read

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How the rabbit-holes in your data can create black-holes in your ROI

As much as marketers might not like to think, people are unpredictable. Rob Morrison discovers the difference between response-driving personalisation and...

BY Rob Morrison

12 June 2018 2 min read

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Eight awesome metrics that every content marketer should be using

Content marketing is subjective and can’t be measured by tangible metrics, right? Not true, says Nate Vickery. Content marketing is as much about...

BY Marketing

21 May 2018 4 min read

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Marketing to the elites – what the wealthy want and how to give it to them

High net worth individuals are a highly attractive and lucrative audience for any brand. So what traits define these individuals and what can marketers do...

BY Marketing

2 May 2018 7 min read

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Failure is the new flawless – drop the mask and cash in

Bad experiences stick in our memories for longer, according to behavioural experts. Sérgio Brodsky wants to know why more brands aren’t leveraging...

BY Sérgio Brodsky

26 April 2018 4 min read

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The Aussie experience – What marketers can learn from the regional travel industry

With 80% of Australians taking regional holidays, Ed Steiner says marketers of all industries could gain valuable insights from understanding why Aussies...

BY Marketing

16 April 2018 2 min read

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What happens when companies remove expiry dates on gift cards?

Gift card expiry dates in Australia are going through changes. Saurav Dutta, Curtin University and Nigar Sultana, Curtin University, discuss the...

BY Marketing

4 April 2018 2 min read

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How China is rebooting retail

Far from being dead, physical retail plays an integral role in the ‘new retail’ strategies of leading Chinese brands. By Michael Wade, IMD...

BY Marketing

20 March 2018 3 min read

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Think about your customer’s brand, not your own

Forget developing your brand, advises Steve Sammartino, focus instead on building experiences that help your customers enhance their own. This article...

BY Steve Sammartino

16 March 2018 3 min read

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