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driving force behind advertising world’s efficiency, and they’re way more common than
you might think.
"People think that their decisions and choices are most of the time made consciously
and
rational, relating to their wishes,
interests and motivations," explains Andrews.
"Fact is, that most of our decisions in daily life are made on an unconscious level, which
means we are quite vulnerable to persuasion attempts which affect our
unconsciousness."
[5]We humans want all sorts of things. Some are intangible: Safety, health, the desire
to fit in with our peers. Others are just stuff: That shiny car, some shoes, a hamburger.
It’s the job of advertisers to make sure we buy this stuff, and the best way to do that?
Exploit our inherent4 vulnerabilities. Advertisers have plenty of ways to manipulate our
behavior. Below are some of the most effective techniques.Q1
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