Step into an enlightening conversation about the delicate dance between emotion and marketing with Brian Gregory, the driving force behind the innovative "Yes Test".
Leveraging his extensive experience in publishing, advertising, and agency work spanning over two decades, Brian has established a unique perspective on the psychology of brands and the crucial role of emotion in consumer decisions.

 
This interview examines the principles underlying the Yes Test, delves into the intricacies of emotional marketing and explores the habits essential for business success. Entrepreneurs, brand managers, and marketing enthusiasts stand to gain invaluable insights, illuminating new ways for them to connect with customers, inspire trust, and foster growth.

Here are the reasons why you should listen to the full interview:

• Learn how to utilize the Yes Test to comprehend the primal emotions driving your brand.
• Understand the dynamics of applying emotional triggers effectively throughout the customer journey in tandem with logical reasoning for brand success.
• Discover innovative habits to grow a successful business beyond conventional paradigms. 

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Interview Highlights:

Unraveling the "Yes Test" and the Primal Emotion

• Brian conceptualizes the Yes Test as a psychological tool for brand analysis. 
• A primal emotion tied to a brand emerges upon the completion of this test. 
• Navigating brand strategy without this basic emotional understanding equates to flying blind.

Two Steps to a Successful Purchase: Emotional and Logical Justification

• Pairing a logical reason with an emotional impetus for purchase is crucial for success.
• Habits such as thinking outside the box can empower the growth of a successful business.
• Different emotional triggers are bound to different products; selling should be directed toward these intrinsic emotions.

Emotional Transitions within the Customer Journey: The Lead-to-Commit Arc

• Emotional dispositions of customers vary at different stages in the journey.
• The primal emotion might initially attract customers and generate leads.
• But a secondary emotion could be the driving force that pushes them over the edge to actually commit.

"Take your customer journey and map out the emotionality of every moment in every stage. Understanding the shifts in customer emotionality can guide your product messaging, ultimately leading to successful deals."

Brian Gregory: The Human Emotion and The New Learning Curve

• Acknowledges the enlightening discussion.
• Emphasizes the importance of learning about human emotions 
• Suggests going above and beyond to realize what matters in the world.

"Start reading more about human emotions because school isn't going to teach it to you. Start learning what matters in the world."

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