InSight caught up with Roger Dooley, a renowned expert in using the science of persuasion as a marketing tool.
Roger is author of bestselling business books Brainfluence, which explores the use of neuroscience techniques within marketing, and Friction.
In this episode you will learn why you should always pay attention to the subtle ways customers interact with your brand.
InSight talks to Michaela Fraser, Head of UX at leading Gen Z fashion brand Princess Polly. In this episode Michaela explains:
In this episode, InSight talks to Minter Dial, a thought-leader, author, consultant and professional speaker with 16 years executive experience at L’Oréal.
In this episode, InSight talks to philosopher and computer scientist Bernardo Kastrup about the nature of free will, and how appealing to our innermost feelings is crucial to successful marketing.
In this blog, Insight reveals expert opinion and advice from world-renowned psychologist, Paul Marsden, who specialises in helping brands understand their customers. Paul teaches us; why the secret to success is creating experiences that are personalisable NOT personalised, why trust becomes even more important in COVID-19 times, and why shopping can help us live longer.
InSight host George Whitelaw picks-up his discussion with Peter Ramsey, shortlisting some actionable insights for businesses to take away with them and better their UX strategy.
UX expert Peter Ramsey helps the world’s leading tech firms such as Google create better customer experiences. Peter, who runs agency Built for Mars, shares his thoughts with InSight on how brands can get ahead with better UX and UI.
In this episode, InSight reveals expert opinion and advice from world-renowned psychologist, Paul Marsden, about how brands can use AI to predict behavior and provide tailored experiences. Marsden explains how AI is able to provide better customer experiences by understanding human’s five key personality traits, the dangers of trying to manipulate people’s behavior and thoughts, and why digital literacy is more critical than ever.