Brain Fitness

We usually avoid brain diagrams here at Neuromarketing, but Neil Patel (@neilpatel) not only gives you a brain map but tells you how to target each major area with different kinds of content. Get the scoop in How Your Landing Page Can…

Heres some of the interesting content we found this week... Got platform? If you are trying to build your reach, a media approach tops traditional marketing, according to Brian Clark (@brianclark) of Copyblogger. Brian explains why and…

We talk a lot about stories here at Neuromarketing, for one reason: our brains love stories, which makes them a powerful tool for marketers. Influence expert Danny Brown (@DannyBrown) hits on a key aspect of successful stories in Why the…

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Does multitasking seem to be getting tougher for you as the years pass? In fact, that's quite normal. By the time you are 40, multitasking is nearly twice as challenging as when you were 20. The good news is that playing a video game has…

There's more evidence that playing video games can improve your brain in ways that go beyond an ability to get higher scores in those games:

Need to get smarter, right now? Pop a stick of gum in your mouth. According to research from St. Lawrence University, you'll get a boost in cognitive ability for a short time - just 15 to 20 minutes. After that, the benefits fade and…

At last, there is scientific proof that it's possible to boost generalized cognitive performance with specific training, in this case web-based brain games. For years, we've heard first that we should keep sharp by doing crossword…

Review: Brain Rules for Baby: How to Raise a Smart and Happy Child from Zero to Five Want to make your baby a genius? There's good news and bad news. The bad news: virtually all of the commercial products that claim to boost your…

Dogs have many attributes we'd like to see in our customers - they are completely loyal, usually enthusiastic, and are always happy to see us. That might be too much to hope for from our human customers, but a recent study showed…