CONSUMER
NEUROSCIENCE
Why Neuroscience Now?
WHAT IS NEUROSCIENCE?
Consumer neuroscience integrates nonconscious measures to capture responses moment by moment, offering a more complete view of the consumer. Key methods include eye tracking, measurement of brain activity, and facial coding.
WHY SHOULD MARKETERS CARE?
Marketers use neuroscience to answer the question: How do consumers’ minds actually work? It can help marketers uncover more data that leads to deeper insights and, ultimately, more effective campaigns.
HOW CAN IT HELP YOUR BUSINESS?
Although only a small number of respondents (10 percent) attributed revenue growth to the use of neuroscience, those who did said it contributed a sizeable amount (an average of a 16 percent increase in revenue).
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Videos
Dr. Carl Marci, Chief Neuroscientist at Nielsen Neuroscience, identified two emerging trends in the field of consumer neuroscience, and discussed the importance of stories in engaging consumers on an emotional level. He also encouraged marketers to learn more about how neuroscience works, and why it’s important to the future of marketing.
David Kepron, VP of Global Design Strategies at Marriott International, discussed using neuroscience to affect how people feel when entering a Marriott property, and shared best practices for marketers looking to master consumer neuroscience. Kepron dispelled some of the common misconceptions around neuroscience being a way to manipulate thought and behavior.
Why Neuroscience Now?
WHAT IS NEUROSCIENCE?
Consumer neuroscience integrates nonconscious measures to capture responses moment by moment, offering a more complete view of the consumer. Key methods include eye tracking, measurement of brain activity, and facial coding.
WHY SHOULD MARKETERS CARE?
Marketers use neuroscience to answer the question: How do consumers’ minds actually work? It can help marketers uncover more data that leads to deeper insights and, ultimately, more effective campaigns.
HOW CAN IT HELP YOUR BUSINESS?
Although only a small number of respondents (10 percent) attributed revenue growth to the use of neuroscience, those who did said it contributed a sizeable amount (an average of a 16 percent increase in revenue).
Videos
Learn more about consumer neuroscience from the experts and marketers who are leveraging it to connect with consumers on an emotional level
Dr. Carl Marci, Chief Neuroscientist at Nielsen Neuroscience, identified two emerging trends in the field of consumer neuroscience, and discussed the importance of stories in engaging consumers on an emotional level. He also encouraged marketers to learn more about how neuroscience works, and why it’s important to the future of marketing.
David Kepron, VP of Global Design Strategies at Marriott International, discussed using neuroscience to affect how people feel when entering a Marriott property, and shared best practices for marketers looking to master consumer neuroscience. Kepron dispelled some of the common misconceptions around neuroscience being a way to manipulate thought and behavior.
Expert Insight
“I think marketing and technology advancements are blooming and overlapping together. I think things like artificial intelligence and virtual reality — things like that — are going to redefine the way we interact with consumers.
We have to be prepared for a world where advertising itself may not be the dominant way we influence people. In a world where consumers have control and they can increasingly tune out marketing messages, how we influence people will shift.”
Jim Speros
Former CMO
Fidelity Investments
Key Stats
ANA Marketing Futures and eMarketer have come together to deliver key stats and forecasts on the trends that will shape the industry for years to come.
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Want to take a deeper dive into consumer neuroscience? ANA Members have access to brand stories, case studies, and expert webinars you won't find anywhere else.
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In-Home Preview
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Learn how the new field of behavioral design is developing systematic methods for developing experiences that drive real-world behaviors.
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Consumer neuroscience is the practice of determining the subconscious factors which effect decision making and using them to drive preference for a product or service.
ANA Marketing Futures surveyed marketers across the industry to get their opinion on the value and viability of this emerging trend, and created a guide for brands looking to use neuroscience to create better experience for customers, and drive business growth.
Download the full report today!
Expert Insight
Jim Speros
Former CMO
Fidelity Investments
“I think marketing and technology advancements are blooming and overlapping together. I think things like artificial intelligence and virtual reality — things like that — are going to redefine the way we interact with consumers.
We have to be prepared for a world where advertising itself may not be the dominant way we influence people. In a world where consumers have control and they can increasingly tune out marketing messages, how we influence people will shift.”
Key Stats
ANA Marketing Futures and eMarketer have come together to deliver key stats and forecasts on the trends that will shape the industry for years to come.
Related Content
Want to take a deeper dive into consumer neuroscience? ANA Members have access to brand stories, case studies, and expert webinars you won't find anywhere else.
Leveraging Neuroscience to Optimize Creative
ANA. October 2018
Dr. Carl Marci, chief neuroscientist at Nielsen, shared his insights and real-world examples to demonstrate the role neuroscience can play in developing and optimizing creative.
Leveraging Biometrics Research to Optimize the NFL Game Broadcast
ANA. October 2018
The National Football League shared insights on how it leveraged biometrics as part of a broader research agenda around the NFL game-viewing experience.
In-Home Preview
ANA. August 2018
Learn how the new field of behavioral design is developing systematic methods for developing experiences that drive real-world behaviors.
Download Now!
Consumer neuroscience is the practice of determining the subconscious factors which effect decision making and using them to drive preference for a product or service.
ANA Marketing Futures surveyed marketers across the industry to get their opinion on the value and viability of this emerging trend, and created a guide for brands looking to use neuroscience to create better experience for customers, and drive business growth.
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