The Science Behind Great Packaging (June 23, 2016 4:00 PM)
Neuroscience research has demonstrated that the brain reacts differently to visual versus tactile communications. This reaction affects how you perceive s brand, its value and quality.
In an increasingly digitized world, consumers crave a multi-sensory experience in order to gain a memorable impression of their favourite brands. While drawing from the latest scientific research, we will highlight a case study featuring Colgate-Palmolive, on the topic of creating packaging and tangible experiences that sell.
Key Learning Points:
- The brain’s decision making process, and the effect of the senses
- How tactile media affects attitudes towards a product
- The science behind great packaging and the power of print.
Speaker: Diana Lucaci
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Neuroscience research has demonstrated that the brain reacts differently to visual versus tactile communications. This reaction affects how you perceive s brand, its value and quality.
In an increasingly digitized world, consumers crave a multi-sensory experience in order to gain a memorable impression of their favourite brands. While drawing from the latest scientific research, we will highlight a case study featuring Colgate-Palmolive, on the topic of creating packaging and tangible experiences that sell.
Key Learning Points:
- The brain’s decision making process, and the effect of the senses
- How tactile media affects attitudes towards a product
- The science behind great packaging and the power of print.
Speaker: Diana Lucaci
See full agenda
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