Here's another "Muse in the Lab" offering, similar to The Muse in the Lab (I haven't laughed this hard in a while).
I did laugh out loud at both of these. Unfortunately, I couldn't remember the products once the video was over and, having seen it once, wouldn't view it again (although I did send both on to friends -- especially those in the bio industry).
So neither of these ads enticed me to purchase the product (I do lots of science purchasing). My question to you is "Did these ads succeed or fail?" The question is greatly relevant. Music is a powerful tool for placing information into various levels of the brain and mind, something I've written on at length in various places (see links below).
You know...I'll bet there's a whitepaper or two in this... Please contact NextStage for information regarding presentations and trainings on this and other topics.Links for this post:
- Music Use on the Web
- Music Use on the Web (again)
- Music Use on the Web (finale)
- What's the best use of sound files Online?
- What's the best use of sound files Online? (part 2)
- What's the best use of sound files Online? (part 3)
- What's the best use of sound files Online? (part 4)
- Using Sound and Music on Websites
- Audio A/B Testing, Part 1
- Audio A/B Testing, Part 2
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