Neuromarketing and Neuroselling: The New Sciences of Persuasion - Patrick Renvoise

Renvoise and his company SalesBrain pioneered the use of brain science in marketing. In this unique session, you will learn the latest neuroscience discoveries to radically transform your sales and marketing performance.

[carlitocorimaio]

It's a shame we weren't able to see the images on the screen. A great speach though!

[dontepatterson]

cant see the slides that would make the video 10x better

[edwardsrubyg]

The cameraman has robbed this presentation 90% we can't see the slides ?!? 👎🏾to the cameraman. 👍🏾 to the narrative.

[shamrozanjum]

It would be a complete video if we could see the board

[herstar]

We can control the first part of our brain. People practice being calm all the time.

[mnbv]

Hmm... Basics of the human brain perception are presented as if they are something completely unknown for an average marketing professional.

[Timberbeartrail]

Whoever's running camera here doing horrible job because they're not showing us what's up on the screen I don't understand that completely takes away the importance of this talk

[ratertamariacorazon]

good speaker, great subject, bad cameraman

[tobysullins]

These people may be lizard people. I Am Not!! (erasing red hammer from my piece of paper) . Sarcasm aside this is a great lecture.

[michelvandepol]

I take this man very serious, but when it comes to this video how it was made etc...and promoting himself, he lacks clearly marketing insight

[evernight.]

Send this cameraman back to school. He's not ready for this job.

[tobysullins]

Have none of you people did the color exercise? Or the language exercises where they misspell or replace letters with numbers & symbols? Without the images, you still understand what's going on even without doing those exercises. I wonder what type of bias makes people in the comments of most videos focus on and restate the first criticism they notice/ read in the comments. I don't know if I articulated the phenomenon well, but it's a pattern I have noticed many times and on very different content or topics. Perhaps it's akin to what we refer to as mob mentality. Because all these "reptilian biases" are effects of evolution and these immediate actions kept humans alive when we were more animal than whatever we are now. Us and our world has changed so much that they seem odd to the people of this Era. But if we were alive back then we would have all died because we're hesitant at doing something that seemed obvious to prehistoric humans. Evolution be slo AF! I wonder what habit we are developing now that will be a nuisance to the human of the future. Probably all thought with our dumb human brain instead of relying on CPU and using our brain only to streamline interaction with said cpu that can make every choice ever better & faster than it takes us to even make 1.

[huymammin]

but all this works only someone have money to spend 😳 and dont work a lot to earn it so its kinda nothing to that someone 😳 try to sell by this tech to some hardworking dude from village 😋

[themanwhoknewtoomuch]

Kanneman is highly overrated. He is just bottling basic NLP and subconscious mind science just by the sheer force of his academic degree. To simplify entire psychocerebral process into some abstract jargon of System 1 and System 2 is utterly simplistic, pedantic and highlights the farce that academia has become talking down to regular audience as if no one heard of limbic system or substantia nigra.

As for this dude, not bad.... but please don't tell a group of adults to hurry up and grab pens. They are not college freshmen.