Gavan Fitzsimons on The Unconscious Consumer

Gavan Fitzsimons

Join Professor Gavan Fitzsimons as he presents “The Unconscious Consumer.” We will discuss:

  • How much more of consumer choice is driven by factors outside of conscious awareness than we might like to believe
  • Some of the latest findings on how our nonconscious system can help us to eat healthier or lead us to eat far worse than we’d like to
  • Work we’ve just completed that shows that choosing between brands can substantially reduce people’s belief in God

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Live Session Recording

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7 Responses to “Gavan Fitzsimons on The Unconscious Consumer”
  1. Matt says:

    Great video. Reminded me of the questionnaire we completed during Orientation. I was hoping for the “Hungry? Eat More Popcorn” joke that Gavan included in the debrief presentation back then. Looking forward to attending!

  2. Matt Muller says:

    I enjoyed the prerecorded session very much and I look forward to the live chat (although I am only 50/50 since my wife is due any day).

    How familiar are you with the work of a marketing consultant named Martin Lindstrom? In his book “Buyology” he has a little section on religion and brands that is similar to your research and I was wondering what you think (pp 109-127).

  3. Wendy Rowe says:

    how do you learn more about the unconscious associations that exist with your brand?

  4. Paul McGregor says:

    Thank you. Very informative session, and for some topics (religiosity) quite surprising.

  5. Myles Leighton says:

    Awesome background music!

  6. Ed Martinez says:

    Really interesting. I would like to see a tie back to evolution to complete the explanation as to why consumers do this or that. Tying it back to evolution will allow us to extrapolate from a basic need or from a survival perspective.

  7. Mimi Nicklin says:

    Fantastic content and very interesting. I will be covering similar themes in my shopper column below. Well be following you closely! http://www.marklives.com/wordpress/2013/03/the-sell-is-pretty-enough/

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