How well does nostalgia sell?
Jul 08, 2019
3 minutes
WORDS BY MARIAM CHEIK-HUSSEIN
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The human brain processes memories and information more easily if repetition is involved. That’s why a catchy jingle or a tagline with heritage can be a powerful way to make an instant connection with consumers. The trick is getting it right to make the right kind of connection.
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