The "Smile Sells" effect
It's a quick way to show personnality and humanize the brand. A mood boosting image can affect customer's willingness to spend.
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Even a single details can have a big impact in people's decision in buying a product or not. Here's a part one of what's neuromarketing: the combinaison of neuroscience and marketing, the small details that Marketers must not forget.
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