Study reveals best ways to use analogies in marketing

Tuesday, April 19, 2016 - 07:30 in Psychology & Sociology

They watched, waiting for the instant the test subject smiled.  University of Delaware marketing professor Michal Herzenstein and her research assistant knew what a smile meant. It was the "aha!" moment. It meant the subject "got it." The subject, one of hundreds in a study, understood an analogy presented to advertise a new product and therefore, knew what the product did.

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