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Marketing Horizons, a sub-series in the WVU Marketing Communications Today podcast, is forward-thinking, looking ahead, through the front windshield and beyond, into the marketing future. Hosted by Cyndi Greenglass and Ruth Stevens, Horizons is a podcast dedicated to looking ahead to the new ideas, technologies, tools and strategies that are emerging to help marketers navigate over the marketing horizon.
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Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
How to Maximize Your Ability to Persuade
Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
There isn’t a single complete scientific model of persuasion. Most people, therefore, believe that persuasion is more an art than a science. In addition, most of our attempts to persuade are doomed to fail because the brains of your audience are wired to automatically reject messages that disrupt their attention.
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Monday Sep 24, 2018
The Persuasion Code: is there really a part of the brain that decides?
Monday Sep 24, 2018
Monday Sep 24, 2018
Most of our attempts to persuade are doomed to fail because the brains of your audience is wired to automatically reject messages that disrupt their attention. Most people believe that persuasion is more an art than a science because there is not a single complete scientific model of persuasion. In this podcast, we will learn...
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Tuesday May 08, 2018
Getting the Full Benefit out of Your Customer Research Data
Tuesday May 08, 2018
Tuesday May 08, 2018
Customer experience has become an intrinsic element of every product and service. Data gathered from user research can inform the design process and provide insight to help teams evaluate the quality of the customer experience once the product goes live.
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Wednesday Apr 11, 2018
Living Comfortably with Data
Wednesday Apr 11, 2018
Wednesday Apr 11, 2018
Our host, Lee Silverman welcomes Mark Tietbohl. He is a growth strategies advisor and change catalyst at Growth Strategy Advisors. Topics today are about getting comfortable with data.
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