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Humans are remarkably bad at remembering new information. It's why eyewitness testimony is so unreliable. Usually repetition is required to make an impression. In an attempt to shortcut the system, marketers have used a concept called "positioning" to embed themselves into the minds of prospective consumers.
And companies use it on you every single day, all day long...
On this week's episode I share a bunch of examples to help hammer home this idea: Coke, Standford, Chevrolet, Apple, Mast Brother's Chocolate, and more.
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Humans are remarkably bad at remembering new information. It's why eyewitness testimony is so unreliable. Usually repetition is required to make an impression. In an attempt to shortcut the system, marketers have used a concept called "positioning" to embed themselves into the minds of prospective consumers.
And companies use it on you every single day, all day long...
On this week's episode I share a bunch of examples to help hammer home this idea: Coke, Standford, Chevrolet, Apple, Mast Brother's Chocolate, and more.

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