Oktopost
MAY 7, 2024
By making advocacy initiatives exciting and competitive, B2B organizations can create a culture of engagement, ultimately leading to a more effective and engaging advocacy program. Moreover, according to WebMD , when a person wins a competition, dopamine– the chemical released from their brain, makes them feel good.
The Realtime Report
AUGUST 31, 2019
Going green can greatly benefit our health, not only does is reduce exposure to chemicals, because items are natural, is also gives us cleaner air to breathe in. Products that are mass-produced typically produce more toxins, chemicals, and waste. Farmers typically use fewer chemicals and change products to grow to help the soil thrive.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 12, 2015
He’s also the star of Organic Valley’s new campaign, Save The Bros. Yes, you read that correctly: Organic Valley and The Bros. To save these rare specimens and encourage them to fuel up with Organic Valley’s new Organic Fuel, a new high-protein milkshake with all the protein bros love—without the “chemical junk.”.
Waxing UnLyrical
JUNE 28, 2018
Every Organization Needs a Story. Every company, every organization, every person, needs to do a better job telling their story. They work on our brain in a unique way , triggering the release of chemicals that lower our natural defenses and make us more agreeable. Here’s what makes stories so powerful: Stories persuade.
Buffer Social
APRIL 16, 2019
This week on the Science of Social Media , we’re examining the fascinating field of neuroscience and how it can positively influence our marketing productivity. 6 Simple Ways to Use Neuroscience to Increase Marketing Productivity. That’s because it’s the most effective way for the brain to receive and organize information.
Sprout Social
APRIL 21, 2020
Before publishing that Instagram post or chiming in on the conversation, here are three things social marketers should know about how their brands approach sustainability on social media. Because creating meaningful change means understanding the connection between farmers and fashion, between chemicals and clean water.
The Realtime Report
MARCH 6, 2021
They regulate things like: Chemicals, metals, and pesticides in food. Xenotransplantation (transplantation of non-human cells, tissues, or organs into a human). The FDA regulates the cosmetics industry but does not approve cosmetic products before they come on the market as it does drugs or vaccines. Food science and research.
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