Tips for Using NeuroMarketing in an Effective Way

Being attached to Neuroscience and cognitive science, Neuro Marketing has the power to influence Hormones. If you’re using it in the right way then you can make the best out of your marketing efforts and increase your conversion rates drastically. Some of the simple and effective tips for NeuroMarketing are;

  1. Check the ad campaign efficiency through A/B testing. An image can increase or decrease the clicks on your ad campaigns. FMRI is being used in checking the potential of a particular image in terms of attention, engagement and action.
  2. If you’re providing a better good-looking deal with some offers to your consumers than available surrounding options, consumers will definitely choose your brand over others. It’s called the “Anchoring Effect”. We rarely try to find out the intrinsic worth of the products and services, instead, compare them with the surroundings.
  3. Every colour is attached to a certain emotion. Whenever we see a particular colour, the associated emotion arises in our minds. Emotions are directly proportional to colours, hence colours are a big factor in making a purchase decision. Choose brand colours wisely, like we’ve chosen blue and purple, blue is for attracting professional and business owners and purple is for generating enthusiasm. Understand the colour psychology first before choosing the colours for your brand.
  4. Don’t give consumers too many choices. Giving too many options can create a situation of decision paralysis, they will get confused and unable to decide what to do next. Include only 1 call to action on a landing page and don’t use more than 2-3 colours at a time. 
  5. Consumer satisfaction is the most important aspect for any business, if consumers aren’t satisfied with your services or products then your business will never be able to make exponential growth. Emotion Response Analysis (ERA) from EEG can only measure emotional arousal and engagement but it can’t define whether it’s positive or negative. So, evaluate your consumer satisfaction.
  6. “Framing” is one another concept used widely in marketing to create moments of scarcity of products or services. Marketers present services and products in a way that if the consumer isn’t going to buy them he/she will lose the chance. And you know what consumers are worried about is what they might lose. This is why brands launch limited-time edition products and services, or products and services with a countdown timer. This way you can increase the sales drastically as consumers feel that they’ll lose if they don’t buy now, and I don’t think anyone would want to lose!
  7. You can find instances where it’s mentioned that surprise, shock, and unexpected things grab our attention. Some of the well-known marketing strategies such as Guerrilla Marketing and Experiential Marketing are based on these aforementioned factors. The headlines which include these types of emotions are called “Hippocampal Headlines”. The reason behind calling these “Hippocampal headlines” is the research done by the researchers at University College London. They found out that when a known phrase is slightly altered, the hippocampus of the human mind is activated. But avoid using the most general phrases as people have read and listened to them so many times that they start getting frustrated.
  8. If you’re a product-based business, then you can test the prototypes and find out the best promising one. The brain acts differently when the design of a product is changed, and prototype testing can help you in choosing the right one that can lend you more sales than others.
  9. NeuroMarketing can help in understanding what a consumer is thinking about particular ad copies, creatives or videos. Sometimes because of what others will think they’ll hide the emotions they’re having after the interaction with a particular marketing campaign in a survey form or focus groups. But Neuro Marketing keeps the ability to reveal these hidden responses. This way you can find what a person truly thinks about a particular marketing effort and material.
  10. Psychology in Marketing is also a part of Neuro Marketing. Psychology plays a wide role in engagement and purchase decisions. Visit the blog “Psychology in Marketing” to learn more about the ways you can use psychology for your marketing purposes. A Reward system is being used in marketing to keep people engaged with the brand’s marketing platforms. The reason behind gamification marketing is that “whenever someone is given a reward, dopamine is released in that person’s brain”. Dopamine is attached to pleasure and positive associations, increasing engagement rates. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that is also one of the Happy Hormones. Want to know more about how to add a reward system to your marketing, then you can go through the blog “Gamification in Marketing”.
  11. Do you know why the pricing of most courses and products is 199, 499, 999, and 1999? These are complex figures and the logical brain starts working whenever it strikes complex figures and things. As the brain works harder in these prices, people find the decision more logical in complex figures than rounded figures. This way NeuroMarketing is also used in setting up the pricing of products and services.
  12. Do you add pictures of the persons (nowadays babies are most preferred) in the ad and website content? In which direction the person (baby) in the picture is looking? The eye of the person is very important here, because if the person is looking forward then the consumer will not pay attention to the ad content and will only look at the person (or baby) in the picture. But if the person is looking at the ad content, then the consumer who is visiting the brand’s marketing platform will definitely look at the ad content. So, choose the picture in which the baby or the person is looking towards the ad content and not in a forwarding direction.
  13. Consumers are always looking for security and safety, efficiency, speed and quality. But they can also prioritize these things as well. According to a recent study conducted by PayPal, it’s found that consumer prefers convenience over safety and security. So, make the marketing platforms of your brands as simple as possible along with incredible speed and security.
  14. Effective Packaging of the products is very much essential for establishing a business as a brand and increasing sales. NeuroImaging is the field of NeuroMarketing that is used to determine which packaging will provide positive results. In this technique, different packaging is shown to consumers and their responses are noted as positive, negative and neutral. The packaging with what consumers are having most positive responses is the most promising one.
  15. Do you know the name of the marketing platform that you can completely control? It’s your brand’s website. Your website is the only place that’s completely in control of you. So, how NeuroMarketing can make your website an even better place for your consumers? Neuromarketing can help you in improving your UI and UX according to the mindset and behaviour (cognitive science and neuroscience) of consumers. As we’ve mentioned, colour schemes are the most important factor in grabbing attention, but font size and website layout are also as important. Looking at the “website of DigiAvtar Marketing Solutions” you’ll find uniform colour schemes with uniform font sizes all over the website. It’s also studied that people find the vertical layout of the website more interesting than the horizontal layout. In vertical layouts, their brain engages because of scrolling the web pages but in a horizontal layout, there isn’t much scrolling. As a takeaway, make colours uniform all over your marketing platforms after choosing the colours according to colour psychology so as text size and the webpage’s theme.
  16. Include Social Proof such as certifications, testimonials, celebrity endorsements and social widgets. You can include these social proofs across your marketing platforms from social media handles to your very own website. This will increase your credibility and trust among the consumers. People are so sensitive to social proof when they hear consumer stories through testimonials they feel it’s their own story and victory. You can also include storytelling in your social proofs to make them more engaging and interesting.
  17. You can also leverage the power of reciprocity of NeuroMarketing. The reciprocity concept includes offering something valuable free of cost to other people without expecting anything in return. This way they will feel compelled to return the goodwill and value you brought to them. This can be any lead magnet such as free trials, an E-book, a sheet of essential tips beneficial for them or any other. If you don’t have any idea what to offer, you can have a look at our blog “Lead Magnets”, in this blog you’ll find more than 15 types of effective lead magnet ideas for your business.
  18. Provide uniform experiences across the brand marketing channels with the colour scheme, creative theme, and brand voice so that your consumers will feel connected even if they visit to any of your marketing platforms. Want to know more about how to provide your consumers uniform seamless experience then you can have a look at the blog “Omni-channel Marketing”. The brain of consumers looks for familiarity when shopping for products and services online. Providing uniform experiences across the platform will be like talking in the same language no matter where consumers are contacting you. Don’t flash red alerts for the consumer’s brain by interrupting a familiar pattern.

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