alibs @_Albs

Exploring the secret language of the mind in the world of sales • Helping you understand why we buy what we buy • Learn how to sell what people will buy Johannesburg, South Africa Joined October 2013

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Obi @PilotObi

2 weeks ago

Excited am finally done with this NGO product. 30days sleepless night and my team working to make sure her story was perfect for the world to see. Shout out to @firstclaspilot team that worked on this🤲

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alibs @_Albs

a year ago

Old ads had like 2/3rds of the page covered in 11 pt text! What took so long for advertisers to stop writing entire novels on every ad?

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2 years ago

Bribe the Mind!

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alibs @_Albs

2 years ago

Most think louder branding means more attention and more customer. But imagine it this way, while the crowd is yelling, you can whisper enticing words into your customers' ears. How? Correct design The right message The perfect feeling Your brand will resonate deeply.

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Sarah 🦕 @SarahLevinger

2 years ago

In early 1980s, Nike struck gold when it ran one of the very first psychology-based advertising campaigns in the history of athletic footwear. The campaign pushed the “Just Do It." message. It made Nike over 8.4B dollars in just 10 years. But they weren’t the only ones…

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Mark Jung @TheMarkJung

2 years ago

The best marketing taps into psychology. 7 examples: 1. New Balance Idea – Contrast creates interest. There aren’t two groups more different than supermodels in London and dads in Ohio. As Ogilvy says, "The best ideas come as jokes."

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alibs @_Albs

2 years ago

What if you could change a life today? How would you feel if you ate healthier? How many plastic bottles could you save from the landfill each year? Simple questions like this can influence buying decisions. 🧵

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alibs @_Albs

2 years ago

Interacted with a startup that doubled their perceived brand value in the luxury market within 6 months. No flashy logos or loud branding No aggressive marketing campaigns. No attempts to out-shout competition Here's how to refine your brand for a touch of class: