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Leveraging Emotional Marketing with Influencer Marketing
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Leveraging Emotional Marketing with Influencer Marketing

It is a no-brainer that emotion is one of the most significant factors that contribute to the success of any marketing campaign.  If you disagree, then do thorough market research, and you’ll find this to be true. Admit it. Emotion is the reason your consumers purchase products that may not even want or be good for them.  Logic doesn’t play into action that much. It’s not how you make lifelong customers. Think about it. Even if you know that it’s not healthy to eat at fast-food restaurants, you still take your family on weekends because their marketing campaigns tug at your heartstrings and promise not only delicious food but more importantly, fun times and great memories for the whole family. The emotions they evoke drive customers to take action. In the very first neuroscience study cond...
The Evolution of Emotional Chatbots | by XaosPrincess | May, 2021
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The Evolution of Emotional Chatbots | by XaosPrincess | May, 2021

1. IntroductionWith “COVID-19 disrupting mental health services in most countries” (WHO) “the demand for virtual mental health care is soaring” (Landi). “While many countries (70%) have adopted telemedicine or teletherapy to overcome disruptions to in-person services, there are significant disparities in the uptake of these interventions. More than 80% of high-income countries reported deploying telemedicine and teletherapy to bridge gaps in mental health, compared with less than 50% of low-income countries” (WHO).While the WHO “recommends that countries allocate resources to mental health as an integral component of their response and recovery plans” (WHO), I wonder if the automation of psychological online support might be an effective- and therefore cost-efficient way to meet the increa...