Subconscious cues in advertising can alter our behavior from "summary" of Brandwashed by Martin Lindstrom
In today's world, advertising is everywhere we turn. From billboards to commercials to online pop-ups, brands are constantly vying for our attention. What many of us fail to realize, however, is the extent to which these advertisements are designed to influence our subconscious minds. Advertisers are masters at using subtle cues to tap into our deepest desires and fears, often without us even realizing it. Take, for example, the use of color in advertising. Studies have shown that certain colors can evoke specific emotions in consumers, leading them to make purchasing decisions based on these subconscious associations. In addition to color, advertisers also rely heavily on symbols and imagery to communic...
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