Buyology: Truth and Lies About Why We Buy and the New Science of Desire

Buyology

Authors: Martin Lindstrom,

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If you have ever wanted to know why you buy what you buy, Martin Lindstrom’s Buyology has the answer to your question. Based on a three-year neuromarketing study with 2000 volunteers from around the world, Lindstrom was able to dissect the science behind our buying habits. His findings will shock you, while providing valuable insights into how to market to potential customers.

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