Why God Makes You Reach for Junk Food

We like to think that food choices are mainly about taste, price, convenience, or health. But new research suggests that something much less obvious can also influence what we choose: whether God is…

Milagro Hogervorst

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13 August 2026

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The Heritage Brain Response: why Generation Z prefers traditional and spiritual imagery

Your brain forms preferences before you realize it Imagine scrolling through Instagram. One post shows a sleek glass skyscraper. Another shows an ancient temple garden surrounded by traditional a…

Sacha Hofstee

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31 July 2026

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From 6 to 24 Plants: How Display Size Controls Customer Behavior

The Paradox of Choice: Is Less Always Better? You might be familiar with the famous "jam study," which suggested that offering fewer choices leads to more sales. However, in the world of horticult…

Merlijn Dona

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31 July 2026

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The Neuromarketing Blueprint: Drive your strategy with brain data instead of gut feeling

When a marketing campaign underperforms or conversion rates stall, the root cause often lies in how we approach audience research. Many organizations primarily measure what consumers say they do, r…

Sacha Hofstee

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31 July 2026

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Her Wine, Her Way: How Subtle Femininity Sells in Masculine Industries

A Bouquet, a Bulldog, and a $3.50 Discovery Picture this: three wine bottles on a shelf. One has a bulldog on the label. Another shows a simple grape cluster. The third features a delicate bouquet o…

Salomé Cohen

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24 February 2026

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The Eye Never Lies: Revolutionary Do's and Don'ts for Visual Destination Marketing

Imagine this: You’re scrolling through travel photos online. A bright coastal landscape catches your eye. You pause for a moment, zoom in, and look again. But when it’s time to choose your next tri…