

New Sales. Simplified.
Mike Weinberg
New Sales. Simplified. (2012) is a manual for individuals responsible for discovering fresh clientele. It examines the basics and presents practical suggestions and strategies for the ambitious newcomer in sales.
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The chapter explores how consumer behavior is shaped by a blend of emotional, rational, and subconscious influences, emphasizing the importance of engaging customers on multiple levels. Through examples like Red Bull’s event-driven marketing, Marlboro’s rebranding, and Nike’s open-ended slogan, it highlights how brands can foster emotional connections, challenge expectations, and spark imagination to create lasting impressions. The discussion also delves into the role of trust, group dynamics, and heuristics in decision-making, illustrating how marketers can align their strategies with human instincts and cultural contexts to resonate deeply with their audience.
This book delves into the fascinating intersection of psychology, marketing, and human behavior, exploring how brands shape consumer decisions through emotional connections, subconscious influences, and cultural adaptability. It examines the intricate ways marketers tap into primal instincts, logical reasoning, and imagination to craft compelling campaigns that resonate deeply with audiences. Through vivid examples and thought-provoking insights, the narrative reveals how trust, perception, and group dynamics drive modern consumer choices. A captivating read for anyone curious about the art and science behind what makes us buy.
Douglas van Praet is the founder of Unconscious Branding, a brand strategy consultancy with a focus on behavioral science. He was executive vice president of Deutsch LA, where he was responsible for the Volkswagen account. He is lauded for creating Volkswagen’s “The Force” commercial, with its memorable “mini” Darth Vader, the most-shared ad in Super Bowl history.
The chapter explores how consumer behavior is shaped by a blend of emotional, rational, and subconscious influences, emphasizing the importance of engaging customers on multiple levels. Through examples like Red Bull’s event-driven marketing, Marlboro’s rebranding, and Nike’s open-ended slogan, it highlights how brands can foster emotional connections, challenge expectations, and spark imagination to create lasting impressions. The discussion also delves into the role of trust, group dynamics, and heuristics in decision-making, illustrating how marketers can align their strategies with human instincts and cultural contexts to resonate deeply with their audience.
Harnessing Human Instincts to Drive Decisions
Unlocking Consumer Behavior Through Brain Science
Disrupting Expectations: The Art of Capturing Attention
Building Trust: The Key to Brand Loyalty
Igniting Consumer Imagination for Emotional Impact
Selling Emotions: The Heart of Consumer Choices
Winning Skeptical Minds with Trust and Emotion
Shaping Perception: The Power of Adaptive Branding
Engaging Minds: The Art of Subtle Influence